Editorial Committee Sample Clauses

Editorial Committee. Within sixty (60) days following the signing of the collective agreement, the parties agree to establish a joint committee made up of equal numbers (two from each side) to discuss editorial matters of mutual concern. The committee shall meet during daytime working hours.

Editorial Committee. Size of the editorial committee 1. In order to promote consultations between journalists on a publication who are employed by a publisher and the editors-in-chief and the publisher about the application of the topics contained in this chapter and about the 2. The editorial committee shall oversee compliance with this collective labour agreement and the working conditions of the journalists. To do so, the editorial committee can consult with the editors-in-chief. These consultations shall take place at least twice a year or if one of the parties so requests. 3. If and to the extent that the schemes governing the working conditions of journalists also concern other employees (journalists and/or non-journalists) in the company or the group of companies, the obligations contained in the Dutch Works Councils Act will replace the provisions referred to in this article. 4. As a result of the consultations between the editorial representatives and management or the editors-in-chief, it can be decided that the powers of the editorial committee will be transferred to the editorial board. 5. Meetings of the editorial committee shall take place during working hours with retention of salary.

Editorial Committee. Size of the editorial committee 1. In order to promote consultations between journalists on a publication who are employed by a publisher and the editors-in-chief and the publisher about the application of the topics contained in this chapter and about the journalists’ working conditions, the editors-in-chief shall establish an editorial committee if so requested by at least six journalists of the editorial team(s)

Editorial Committee. Size of the editorial committee 1. The editorial committee is established by the chief editors at the request of at least six journalists from the editorial team and is elected by and from the relevant editorial team(s). Number of journalists employed by the employer Number of editorial committee members, also member of the Dutch journalists’ association (NVJ) 2. The editorial committee has the following duties: a. oversight of collective labour agreement compliance; b. oversight of journalists’ working conditions. The editorial committee discusses these duties with the chief editors at least twice a year, or if one of the parties so requests. 3. The obligations under the Works Councils Act, instead of the provisions in this article, apply when the regulations regarding working conditions of journalists also apply to other employees (journalists and/or non- journalists). 4. In the absence of an editorial committee, the plenary editorial meeting can decide, together with the management or chief editors, to grant the powers of the editorial committee to the editorial board. If there is an editorial committee, a transfer of powers can only take place at the initiative of the editorial committee itself. 5. The employee (journalist) who is a member of the editorial committee will continue to receive full pay when attending committee meetings during working hours.

Editorial Committee. In addition to the rules in Section 6.2, the following rules shall apply: