CONDITIONAL RE-OPENER NEGOTIATIONS Sample Clauses

CONDITIONAL RE-OPENER NEGOTIATIONS. The parties will engage in re-opener bargaining if the circumstances outlined in Article 4 – University Benefits, Section A.1.b. and/or F.2. are satisfied. Obligations to meet and confer shall be made in accordance with the following: 1. UPTE shall, no later than thirty (30) calendar days from receiving written notice of the circumstances triggering the conditional re-openers above, serve upon the Office of the President, Director of Labor Relations written notice of its intent to negotiate those triggered sections of the Agreement. 2. The University shall, no later than thirty (30) calendar days of receiving UPTE’s intent to re-open the triggered sections of the article identified above, serve upon the President of UPTE-CWA Local 9119, notice of its intent to re-negotiate the nearest and upcoming across the board wage increase, if any, set forth in Article 6 – Compensation.
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CONDITIONAL RE-OPENER NEGOTIATIONS. The parties will engage in re-opener bargaining if the circumstances outlined in Article 4 – University Benefits, Section A.1. are satisfied. Obligations to meet and confer shall be made in accordance with the following: UPTE shall, no later than thirty (30) calendar days from receiving written notice of the circumstances triggering the conditional re-openers above, serve upon the Office of the President, Director of Labor Relations written notice of its intent to negotiate those triggered sections of the Agreement.
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CONDITIONAL RE-OPENER NEGOTIATIONS. 1. The parties will engage in re-opener bargaining if the circumstances outlined in Article 4a – University Health and Welfare Benefits and/or Article 4b – University Retirement and Savings Plans are satisfied. Obligations to meet and confer shall be made in accordance with the following: a. AFSCME shall, no later than thirty (30) calendar days of learning of the circumstances triggering the conditional re-openers above, serve upon the Office of the President Senior Director of Employee Relations written notice of its intent to negotiate those triggered sections of the Agreement. b. The University shall, no later than fifteen (15) calendar days of receiving AFSCME’s intent to re- open the triggered sections of the above identified articles, serve upon the Executive Director, AFSCME Higher Education Division (Local 3299), notice of its intent to negotiate relevant provisions of Article 42 – Wages in addition to the triggered sections of Articles 4a and/or 4b. In the event that the relevant provisions of Article 42 - Wages are reopened, only the nearest calendar across the board wage increase would be subject to negotiation. For example, if AFCSME gave notice of intent to negotiate on December 1, 2010, then the University would only reopen the wage article for the across the board increase in January 1, 2011. c. In the event an agreement on re-opened articles is not achieved, the parties will conform with HEERA mandated impasse procedures, including state mandated mediation, factfinding, unilateral implementation of a contract, and the right to strike.
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Related to CONDITIONAL RE-OPENER NEGOTIATIONS

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  • Contract Negotiations Meetings Where operational requirements permit, the Employer will grant leave without pay to an employee for the purpose of attending contract negotiations meetings on behalf of the Institute.

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