CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE Sample Clauses

CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE. 1. The State-VSEA Child-Elder Care Committee as provided for in the Labor Management Committee Article, Section 1 of this Agreement, shall continue to monitor existing child and elder care programs, recommend the expenditure of funds committed to it under this article, and investigate other options for providing child care and elder care services to all State employees regardless of bargaining unit status. The Committee may recommend, to the Secretary of Administration, the expenditure of funds committed to it under this Article. The committee shall concentrate efforts to develop programs in geographic locations not currently serviced by an existing program.
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CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE. 1. The State Child-Elder Care Committee, shall continue to monitor existing child and elder care programs, recommend the expenditure of funds committed to it under this article, and investigate other options for providing child care and elder care services to all State employees regardless of bargaining unit status. The Committee may recommend, to the Secretary of Administration, the expenditure of funds committed to it under this Article. The committee shall concentrate efforts to develop programs in geographic locations not currently serviced by an existing program.
CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE. 1. The State-VSEA Child-Elder Care Committee as provided for in the Labor Management Committee Article, Section 1 of this Agreement, shall continue to monitor existing child and elder care programs, recommend the expenditure of funds committed to it under this article, and investigate other options for providing child care and elder care services to all State employees, regardless of bargaining unit status. The Committee may recommend, to the Secretary of Administration, the expenditure of funds committed to it under this Article. The Committee shall concentrate efforts to develop programs in geographic locations not currently serviced by an existing program. 2. The Department of Human Resources shall be responsible for providing the administrative/clerical support for the committee and shall be authorized to expend funds allocated under this Article at a level equal to the amount authorized, on average, for administrative/clerical support services to the committee over the past three (3) fiscal years. 3. No program shall receive funding for more than two (2) consecutive fiscal years, except with the express approval of the Secretary of Administration. 4. During the life of this Agreement the State will allocate one hundred and forty thousand dollars ($140,000) per fiscal year. 5. The parties agree that the State shall have the right to use State Health Insurance Plan funds to cover the administrative costs of operating the medical and dependent care flexible spending account programs. ARTICLE 9‌
CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE. 1. The State-VSEA Child-Elder Care Committee as provided for in the Labor Management Committee Article, Section 1 of this Agreement, shall continue to monitor existing child and el der care programs, recommend the expenditure of funds committed to it under this article, and investigate other options for providing child care and elder care services to all State employees regardless of bargaining unit status. The C ommittee m ay r ecommend, t o t he S ecretary of A dministration, the expenditure of funds committed to it under this Article. The committee sh all co ncentrate ef forts to dev elop pr ograms in geographic locations not currently serviced by an existing program.
CHILD CARE AND ELDER CARE. Changes: Most of the contract language in Article 20 of The 2012 National Agreement has remained the same. The Child Care Committee will only meet for 2 consecutive days from 1-4 pm EST to meetings via technology on an annual basis. The designation of Local Childcare Committee has been changed to Existing Child Career Board of Directors. Information on Elder Care will be provided on the Agency website.

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