EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. 3 4 To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties 5 agree to establish a Physicians Employment Relations Committee (“PERC”) within thirty 6 (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s PERC members will be the 7 County Health Director, Health Department Medical Director, Health Department Human
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EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. 4 5 To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties 6 agree to establish a Physicians Employment Relations Committee (“PERC”) within thirty 7 (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s PERC members will be 8 the County Health Director, Health Department Medical Director, Health Department 9 Human Resources Director and a representative from the County’s Labor Relations 10 Division. The Union’s PERC members will be the AFSCME Council Representative and 11 three (3) bargaining unit members, who will be released from duty to serve on the 12 PERC without loss of pay. In selecting members, the Union will select no more than 13 one (1) employee from each clinic, and shall take into account such other 14 considerations as are necessary to prevent disruption of operations.
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. 3 4 To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties 5 agree to establish a Dentists Employment Relations Committee (“DERC”) within thirty 6 (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s DERC members will be the 7 following or their designees: Health Department Director, Health Department Dental 8 Director, Health Department Human Resources Director and a representative from the 9 County’s Labor Relations Division. The Union’s DERC members will be the AFSCME 10 Council Representative and no more than one (1) bargaining unit member from each 11 clinic, who will be released from duty to serve on the DERC without loss of pay. In 12 selecting members, the Union shall take into account such other considerations as are 13 necessary to prevent disruption of operations.
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. The Employer and the Union shall each name up to two (2) representatives to the Employment Relations Committee which shall meet not less than quarterly per calendar year at times mutually agreed upon by the parties. The purpose of these meetings will be to discuss matters of mutual concern in an open manner. It is understood that all discussions at these meetings are on a without prejudice basis and may not be referred to, nor relied upon in any manner, in the grievance and arbitration process, unless a resolution to an issue is reduced to writing and expressly provides that the parties shall rely upon the resolution to govern future situations.
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties agree to establish a Physicians Employment Relations Committee (“PERC”) within thirty (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s PERC members will be the County Health Director, Health Department Medical Director, Health Department Human Resources Director and a representative from the County’s Labor Relations Division. The Union’s PERC members will be the AFSCME Council Representative and three (3) bargaining unit members, who will be released from duty to serve on the PERC without loss of pay. In selecting members, the Union will select no more than one (1) employee from each clinic, and shall take into account such other considerations as are necessary to prevent disruption of operations. The PERC will establish regular quarterly meetings during normal working hours and will schedule such meetings insofar as practical to avoid disruptions and interruptions of work. The committee may discuss any matter pertinent to maintaining good employer-employee relations. Each party will attempt to give the other reasonable advance notice, insofar as practical, of the agenda items it wishes to discuss at the next meeting. The parties’ first meeting shall occur within sixty (60) days following signing of this agreement by both parties.
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. 5 To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties 6 agree to establish a Pharmacist Employment Relations Committee (“PHERC”) within 7 thirty (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s PHERC members will 8 be the County Pharmacy Director, Chief Medical Officer, Health Department Human
EMPLOYMENT RELATIONS COMMITTEE. To promote harmonious relations and aid internal communications, the parties agree to establish a Pharmacist Employment Relations Committee (“PHERC”) within thirty (30) days following the signing of the contract. The County’s PHERC members will be the County Pharmacy Director, ICS Medical Director, Health Department Human Resources Director and a representative from the County’s Labor Relations Division. The Union’s PHERC members will be the AFSCME Council Representative, other representatives designated by Local 88 including but not limited to Local 88 President and Department Lead Xxxxxxx and Four (4) bargaining unit members, who will be released from duty to serve on the PHERC without loss of pay. The County understands that the Union has a desire for broad representation of the bargaining unit on this committee. The PHERC will establish regular meetings every two (2) months during normal working hours and will schedule such meetings insofar as practical to avoid disruptions and interruptions of work. The committee may discuss any matter pertinent to maintaining good employer employee relations.. Each party will attempt to give the other reasonable advance notice, insofar as practical, of the agenda items it wishes to discuss at the next meeting. The parties’ first meeting shall occur within sixty (60) days following signing of this agreement by both parties.
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