DURATION AND TECHNICAL CLAUSES Sample Clauses

DURATION AND TECHNICAL CLAUSES. 36 Section 10.1 – Duration 36 Section 10.2 – Management Rights 36 Section 10.3Recognition of This Agreement 36 Section 10.4 – Separability 36 Section 10.5 – Individual Contracts 36 Section 10.6 – No-Strike Provision 36 Section 10.7 – Zipper Clause 37 Section 10.8 – Typing and Printing of This Agreement 37 IN WITNESS THEREOF 37
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DURATION AND TECHNICAL CLAUSES. 37 Section A Negotiation Xxxxxxx 00 Xxxxxxx X No Strike 37 Section C No Lockout 37 Section D Severability 37 Section E Typing and Printing of this Agreement 37 Section F Duration 37
DURATION AND TECHNICAL CLAUSES. 37 A. Duration of Agreement 37 B. Technical Clauses 37 C. No Strike Clause 37 D. Typing and Publishing of the Agreement 37 IN WITNESS THEREOF 37 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDINGClass Size, Planning Time, Furniture and Equipment 38 MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING – Flex Monies and Insurance 39-40 APPENDIX I – 2014 - 2015 SALARY SCHEDULE 41
DURATION AND TECHNICAL CLAUSES. 31 A. Duration of Agreement 31 B. Technical Clauses 31 C. No Strike Clause 31 D. Typing and Printing of the Agreement 31 APPENDIX AENTRY LEVEL PSRP WAGE/SALARY SCHEDULE 32 IN WITNESS OF 33
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