Common use of Employee Involvement Committees Clause in Contracts

Employee Involvement Committees. The parties agree to use the Employee Involvement Committee (“EIC”) process to address workplace issues. The Joint Labor-Management CommitteeJLMC shall charter EICs. Employee Involvement Committees shall have the authority to make recommendations to the Joint Labor- Management CommitteeJLMC on the respective workplace issues. EICs that are chartered for the purpose of addressing issues relating to an alternative work schedule shall include a specific recommendation regarding the manner in which training days will be scheduled to avoid creating an increase in overtime costs for training those employees working the alternative shift.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

Employee Involvement Committees. The parties agree to use the Employee Involvement Committee (“EIC”) process to address workplace issues. The Joint Labor-Management CommitteeJLMC Committee shall charter EICs. Employee Involvement Committees shall have the authority to make recommendations to the Joint Labor- Labor-Management CommitteeJLMC Committee on the respective workplace issues. EICs that are chartered for the purpose of addressing issues relating to an alternative work schedule shall include a specific recommendation regarding the manner in which training days will be scheduled to avoid creating an increase in overtime costs for training those employees working the alternative shift.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement