ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT MONITORING COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

ENTERPRISE AGREEMENT MONITORING COMMITTEE. It is agreed that, as part of an ongoing process, the Enterprise Agreement Monitoring Committee (EAMC) will review and monitor progress of the Agreement and report on outcomes from time to time. The Committee will meet at least quarterly, and address issues of mutual concern. The EAMC may establish local workplace committees and/or multi workplace committees to assist in the above process. The EAMC will oversee the Continuous Improvement, Best Practice and Total Quality Management Programs. The EAMC will be formed within 21 days of the date of certification of this Agreement
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