FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. 5-4-1 A written request for formal negotiations between the Association and the Board may be submitted by either party. Such request shall be directed to the designated representative of the other party. The request shall occur no earlier than January 15 nor later than February 1.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. This article will govern the process of collective negotiations between the Teachers and the Board of Education. The Board as a committee of the whole, representatives of the Board, or someone representing the Board will work with the teachers negotiating committee or a representative of the xxxxxxxx xxxxx in the consideration of salary schedules and conditions of employment as those terms are used in SDCL Chapter 3-18.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. A. It is contemplated that matters not specifically covered by this agreement but of common concern to the parties shall be subject to professional negotiations between them from time to time during the period of this agreement upon request by either party to the other. The parties undertake to cooperate in arranging meetings, selecting representatives for such discussion, furnishing necessary information and otherwise constructively considering and resolving any such matter.
B. In any negotiations described in this Article, neither party shall have any control over the selection of the negotiating or bargaining representatives of the other party and each party may select its representatives from within or outside the school district. It is recognized that no final agreement between the parties may be executed without ratification of the membership of the Association, and the Board of Education, but the parties mutually pledge that representatives selected by each, shall be clothed with all necessary power and authority to make proposals, and make concessions in the course of negotiations or bargaining, subject only to such ultimate ratification. If the formal teams have not reached an agreement by June 1 of the current year and are at impasse, they will go to mediation and follow the necessary procedures to get school started as scheduled.
C. If the parties fail to reach an agreement, in any such negotiations, either party may invoke the mediation machinery of the Michigan Employment Relations Commission or take any other lawful measures it deems appropriate.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. If at any time it appears to a Disputing Party that the dispute will not be resolved by informal negotiation as provided in Section 17.4.1, the Disputing Party may initiate formal negotiations by providing written notice to all other Disputing Parties setting forth the subject of the dispute, the relief requested, and the reason the Party believes it is entitled to such relief under this Agreement. Each recipient of such notice will respond within ten (10) days with a written statement of its position on and recommended resolution of the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved through this exchange of correspondence, a senior executive of each Disputing Party, with full settlement authority, will meet at a mutually agreeable time and place within ten (10) days of the date of the last response to attempt to resolve the dispute. If the dispute is not resolved by these formal negotiations within thirty (30) days after the date of the notice initiating formal negotiations, any Disputing Party may submit the issue for mediation in accordance with Section 17.4.3 hereof.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. If the Parties are unable to resolve the Dispute within fourteen (14) calendar days from the receipt by the other Party of the written version of the Dispute, then within the following thirty (30) days the Dispute shall be referred to the Chief Public Health Officer, on behalf of Canada, and to the CEO, on behalf of the Company (or their directly reporting designates), to negotiate a resolution.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. The union(s) and management revert to formal negotiations. Date is established by consensus.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. Normally, formal negotiations will be carried out by a sub-group of the JCG which may be called by either the Chief Executive’s Team or the recognised trade union(s). A written request will be made to the Clerk to the JCG, who will issue a notice to the relevant parties. The notice will include: The issue that is to be the subject of the negotiations. The constitution of the negotiating committee, which will invariably include managers as determined by the Vice-Chancellor representatives of the union(s) principally affected by the issue to be negotiated. An invitation to other recognised unions to attend meetings as observers if they believe that the interests of their members could be affected by the outcome of the negotiations. The time and place of the meeting. The convening notice will be distributed to members of the JCG without delay. They are expected to respond to the notice immediately upon receipt if they require the negotiations to be conducted at a full meeting of the Group rather than in a sub-group of the JCG. Once a sub-Group of the JCG has assembled, it will arrange its own programme of meetings. The objective must be to complete the negotiations as quickly as possible. An agreed statement of the outcome of the negotiations will be prepared by an appointed member or members of the sub-group. Copies will be distributed to members of the sub-group and all other members of the JCG.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. 1. Either O.A.P.S.E. or the Board may initiate formal negotiations six months prior to the expiration of the contract by letter submission forwarded to the other party during the month of January. Within ten (10) working days of transmittal of said submission letter, the parties shall hold their first negotiating session. At any negotiation session, either party may be represented by no more than six (6) representatives.
2. If after sixty (60) calendar days from the first negotiations session agreement has not been reached on all items under negotiation, either party may call for the services of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service to assist in negotiations. If a party calls for mediation involvement, the other party shall join in a joint request. The Board agrees that the aforementioned Federal Mediation shall supersede all other dispute settlement procedures contained in Chapter 4117.14 O.R.C.
3. Both parties and/or the Superintendent shall furnish each other, upon reasonable request, all available information pertinent to the issue(s) under consideration. The Treasurer shall send copies, as soon as available, of: (1) Form 59; (2) Annual Appropriations Resolution; (3) Amended Official Certificate of Estimated Resources; (4) July Budget; (5) SF-12 for July and January and (6) Certificate of Appropriations to the O.A.P.S.E. President or his designee. O.A.P.S.E. will pay the cost of copying this material. All Board minutes and copies of the monthly financial report will be available to O.A.P.S.E. following the approval of the Board.
4. No action to coerce, censor, or penalize any negotiations participant shall be made or implied by any other member as a result of participation in the negotiation process.
5. Each party shall pay its own expenses pertinent to any representations or witnesses and any expenses incurred in preparation for negotiating.
6. Resource persons may be present by mutual consent of both parties.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. If the Parties are unable to resolve the Dispute within fourteen (14) calendar days from the receipt by the other Party of the written version of the Dispute, then within the following thirty (30) days the Dispute shall be referred to the Chief Public Health Officer, on behalf of Canada, and to the CEO, on behalf of the Company (or their directly reporting designates), to negotiate a resolution.
16.1.2.1 These individuals may not delegate, substitute or direct, surrogates for them at these negotiations.
16.1.2.2 These individuals shall meet in person to negotiate and the Parties shall bear their own costs.
16.1.2.3 Unless otherwise agreed, the meetings shall alternate between Company, HQ, and Canada, HQ, commencing in Ottawa, Ontario, for the first meeting for the first Dispute. There shall be one meeting only per Dispute, which meeting shall not exceed one (1) business day in length.
16.1.2.4 The Parties may bring no more than two consultants to a meeting. The two consultants shall not have a right of audience or otherwise to negotiate the Dispute.
FORMAL NEGOTIATIONS. The parties hereto this Agreement represent and warrant that formal contract licensing and contract negotiations between the parties including, but not limited to, computer hardware equipment, software and related services, have not been undertaken prior to January 27, 1993.