District Committees/Work Groups Clause Samples
The 'District Committees/Work Groups' clause establishes the formation and operation of committees or work groups within a district to oversee specific tasks or projects. Typically, this clause outlines how such groups are created, who may serve as members, and the scope of their authority or responsibilities, such as reviewing proposals, making recommendations, or implementing district initiatives. Its core function is to delegate specialized tasks to smaller groups, thereby improving efficiency, fostering collaboration, and ensuring that complex issues are addressed by individuals with relevant expertise.
District Committees/Work Groups. In order to maintain open communication and provide opportunities for the Association to advise and consult with the District on issues as the exclusive representative the Association will be permitted to appoint up to two (2) Bargaining Unit representatives to serve on active District committees/work groups, without regard to the title of the committee/work group, which provide recommendations to the Board for changes to policies or procedures of the District which policies or procedures directly relate to the working conditions of employees in the Bargaining Unit. The District reserves the exclusive right to determine whether to form and/or eliminate any District committees or workgroups without regard to title.