Duty to Consult. 15.7 Provided that this Agreement is not terminated pursuant to section 14.7 prior to the completion of the Provincial Assessment, this Agreement constitutes the means by which the Province will fulfill the procedural and information sharing obligations associated with the duty to consult and, if appropriate, accommodate Tahltan in respect of the Provincial Assessment.
Duty to Consult. Each party agrees that it will use its best efforts not to take any action that will unreasonably interfere, threaten or frustrate the other party’s purposes or business activities, and that it will keep the other party informed of, and coordinate with the other party regarding, any of its activities that may have a material effect on such party.
Duty to Consult. In order for TotalSource to provide its Services, Client will consult with TotalSource before taking any adverse employment action such as termination, formal discipline, or demotion.
Duty to Consult. In certain circumstances, there is a requirement to consult with the union. For example, if the employer is seeking to change the hours of work for one or more employees, there must be consultation with both the union and the affected employees prior to implementing any change.
Duty to Consult. Authority shall consult with an affected airline before designating any specific Airline Leased Premises of said airline to be utilized by another airline.
Duty to Consult. Prior to a change in the scope of configuration of any Authority represented position currently listed on the position allocation schedule, the Authority agrees to notify het Union at least ninety (90) days in advance of any anticipated change, and to discuss any potential concern which may be inclusionary under the Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Act.
Duty to Consult. 21.2.1 Where the Company has made a definite decision that will result in redundancies, the Company must provide affected employees and the Federation and/or the Association (if requested by any affected employee) in good time, with relevant information including:
Duty to Consult. Without prejudice to either party’s right to refer a dispute to adjudication at any time, if a dispute arises in relation to any aspect of this Contract, the Service Provider and the Authority may first consult in good faith in an attempt to come to an agreement in relation to the disputed matter. If the Service Provider and the Authority fail to resolve the dispute through such consultation, either party may refer the matter to an Adjudicator selected in accordance with clause 38.4.
Duty to Consult. Negotiations under this Framework Agreement do not include the duty to consult (s.35 of the Constitution Act, 1982) (2.3(1)) Framework Agreement does not limit the Parties from addressing the duty to consult in another forum (2.3(2)) Structure of Negotiated Agreement Issues that are common to all MLFNs will be addressed in a single negotiated agreement (2.4(1)) Issues that are specific to an MLFN may be addressed in MLFN-specific arrangements (2.4(2)) Traditional Territories & Geographic Area Traditional Territories: – Land each MLFN regards as the area it has traditionally used & occupied or uses for traditional purposes (1.1) – MLFN TT may extend beyond the boundaries of Sask Geographic Area:
Duty to Consult. 9.3.1. Canada has determined that no legal duty to consult Aboriginal groups arises in the context of the Project. If as a result of changes to the Project or otherwise, Canada determines that a legal duty to consult arises, the Applicant agrees that all of RDAR’s obligations pursuant to this Agreement will be suspended from the moment that Canada informs RDAR that a legal duty to consult arises.
