Effect of Tuition Retention Plan Sample Clauses

Effect of Tuition Retention Plan. The parties agree that the introduction of so- called Tuition Retention shall not reduce the value of tuition and fee benefits currently enjoyed by members of the bargaining unit and the spouses, domestic partners, and dependents under the predecessor Board of Trustees Tuition Remission Policy, 15 and that all current practices shall remain in full force and effect; provided that, pursuant to a provision contained in the Memorandum of Agreement executed by the parties on or about November 14, 2015, the parties are now engaged in re-opener negotiations concerning tuition and fee benefits, and, therefore, agree to implement any agreement, made pursuant to such negotiations in accordance with such agreement.
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Effect of Tuition Retention Plan. The parties agree that conditions and procedures set forth in the introduction of so-called Tuition Retention shall not reduce the value of tuition and fee benefits currently enjoyed by members of the bargaining unit and the spouses, domestic partners, and dependents under the predecessor Board of TrusteesHigher Education System-wide Tuition Remission Policy, 15 and that all current practices shall remain in full force and effect; provided that, pursuant to a provision contained in the Memorandum of Agreement executed by the parties on or about November 14, 2015, the parties are now engaged in re-opener negotiations concerning tuition and fee benefits, and, therefore, agree to implement any agreement, made pursuant to such negotiations in accordance with such agreement. for Higher Education Employees (May 21, 1984). If the University and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts reach agreement on and put into effect a tuition retention plan whereby the University retains in-state tuition, the terms of the above tuition-remission and fee-waiver policies shall remain in effect for the duration of this Agreement and the parties shall renegotiate the terms of this provision, which shall not be less favorable to bargaining unit members than under this plan.
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