CNC GUIDELINES DESCRIBED Sample Clauses
The "CNC Guidelines Described" clause defines and outlines the specific rules and procedures that govern the use, operation, or maintenance of CNC (Computer Numerical Control) equipment within the context of the agreement. This clause typically details the standards to be followed, such as safety protocols, operational limits, and required qualifications for personnel handling the machinery. By clearly describing these guidelines, the clause ensures that all parties understand their responsibilities and helps prevent accidents, equipment misuse, or disputes over proper CNC operation.
CNC GUIDELINES DESCRIBED. The Board and the Association support the concept of Collaborative Bargaining for the length of this agreement and agree to form a Contract Negotiations Committee (CNC) to discuss topics and resolve contract related issues and problems excluding grievances. The items listed below are basic guidelines for CNC procedure:
1. The CNC will consist of five (5) Association members and four (4) Board Representatives, facilitator optional. Leadership will be shared between Board and Association representatives at alternating CNC meetings.
2. People serving on the CNC should expect a one year commitment.
3. In order for a decision to be made there must be a quorum of each team in attendance. A team quorum shall be defined as at least three (3) Board representatives and three (3) Association representatives.
4. There will be a minimum of ten (10) quorum meetings to be held monthly excluding July and December. Additional meetings may be called by either co-leader. Meetings of the CNC may never be cancelled, only re-scheduled.
5. Meeting length may not exceed two (2) hours, unless mutually agreed upon.
6. There are to be no “votes”, issues decided by 100% consensus only.
7. Confidentiality of information shared at meetings is imperative to maintaining trust amongst CNC members, however, if by consensus a subject needs to be polled among peers – this may be done. To further promote trust, all new information will be shared in a timely manner with all CNC members.
8. Outside guests may be brought in for resource purposes (i.e. insurance information), by special invitation and CNC consensus only.
9. A list of potential issues will be established at the beginning of each new school/negotiation year.
10. New issues may only be started when the prior issue is resolved, or tabled by consensus.
11. Ratification of agreements will take place at least once per calendar year, by April, or at other times as mutually agreed upon. Step B.A. B.A. + 18 M.A. M.A. + 15 M.A. +30 Step Salary Step Salary Step Salary 1 36,713 11 48,213 21 59,713 2 37,863 12 49,363 22 60,863 3 39,013 13 50,513 23 62,013 4 40,163 14 51,663 24 63,163 5 41,313 15 52,813 25 64,313 6 42,463 16 53,963 26 65,463 7 43,613 17 55,113 27 66,613 8 44,763 18 56,263 28 67,763 9 45,913 19 57,413 29 68,913 10 47,063 20 58,563 30 70,063
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CNC GUIDELINES DESCRIBED. The Board and the Association support the concept of Collaborative Bargaining for the length of this agreement and agree to form a Contract Negotiations Committee (CNC) to discuss topics and resolve contract related issues and problems excluding grievances. The items listed below are basic guidelines for CNC procedure:
1. The CNC will consist of up to five (5) Association members and up to five (5) Board Representatives, with facilitator optional. Leadership will be shared between Board and Association representatives at alternating CNC meetings.
2. People serving on the CNC should expect a one-year commitment.
3. In order for a decision to be made there must be a quorum of each team in attendance. A team quorum shall be defined as at least three (3) Board representatives and three (3) Association representatives.
4. There will be a minimum of ten (10) quorum meetings to be held monthly excluding July and December. Additional meetings may be called by either co-leader. Meetings of the CNC may never be cancelled, only re-scheduled.
5. Meeting length may not exceed two (2) hours, unless mutually agreed upon.
6. There are to be no “votes”, issues decided by 100% consensus only.
7. Confidentiality of information shared at meetings is imperative to maintaining trust amongst CNC members, however, if by consensus a subject needs to be polled among peers – this may be done. To further promote trust, all new information will be shared in a timely manner with all CNC members.
8. Outside guests may be brought in for resource purposes (i.e. insurance information), by special invitation and CNC consensus only.
9. A list of potential issues will be established at the beginning of each new school/negotiation year.
10. New issues may only be started when the prior issue is resolved, or tabled by consensus.
11. Ratification of agreements will take place at least once per calendar year, by ▇▇▇▇▇, or at other times as mutually agreed upon. 1 43,070 2 44,220 3 45,370 4 46,520 5 47,670 6 48,820 7 49,970 8 51,120 9 52,270 10 53,420 11 54,570 12 55,720 13 56,870 14 58,020 15 59,170 16 60,370 17 61,570 18 62,770 19 63,970 20 65,170 21 66,370 22 67,570 23 68,770 24 69,970 25 71,170 26 72,370 27 73,570 28 74,770 29 75,970 30 77,170 31 78,370 32 79,570 33 80,770 34 81,970 35 83,170 36 84,370 1 47,800 2 49,300 3 50,800 4 52,300 5 53,800 6 55,300 7 56,800 8 58,300 9 59,800 10 61,300 11 62,800 12 64,300 13 65,800 14 67,300 15 68,800 16 70,300 17 71,800 18 73,300 19 74,800 20 76,300 21 ...