Common use of Decision to implement Clause in Contracts

Decision to implement. 25.6.1 If an Employer decides to implement technological change, the employees who may be materially affected in their employment by the change, and any employee representatives which may include the Union, will be notified by the Employer as soon as possible thereafter. 25.6.2 After notifying the decision, the Employer will inform the employees who have been notified, and their representatives, which may include the Union of the nature and extent of likely material effects, will consult with them about the proposed change, the reasons for it and any alternative proposals which, if implemented, might eliminate or lessen likely material effects.

Decision to implement. 25.6.1 14.4.1 If an the Employer decides to implement technological change, change it shall notify the employees Employees who may be materially affected in their employment by the changechange and their representatives, and any employee representatives which may include the Union, will be notified by the Employer as soon as possible thereafter. 25.6.2 14.4.2 After notifying the decision, the Employer will inform the employees Employees and their representatives who have been notified, and their representatives, which may include the Union of the nature and extent of likely material effects, effects and will consult with them about the proposed change, the reasons for it and any alternative proposals which, if implemented, might eliminate or lessen likely material effects.

Decision to implement. 25.6.1 If an Employer decides to implement technological change, the employees Union and the employees, who may be materially affected in their employment by the change, and any employee representatives which may include the Union, will be notified by the Employer as soon as possible thereafter. 25.6.2 . After notifying the decision, the Employer will inform the Union and the employees who have been notified, and their representatives, which may include the Union of the nature and extent of likely material effects, will consult with them about the proposed change, the reasons for it and any alternative proposals which, if implemented, might eliminate or lessen likely material effects.