Common use of JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD Clause in Contracts

JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD. 9.1 The objective of this Agreement is to establish fair working conditions and regulations for both the Em- ployer and the employee in the construction industry, and to maintain industrial peace in order that these objectives may be maintained and furthered, and that any differences that may arise between the parties to this Agreement, may be settled equitably and rapidly, and also to provide the means for better understanding and co-operation between the parties, a Joint Conference Board shall be established. 9.2 This Joint Conference Board shall have equal rep- resentatives from both the Association and the Union, and they shall elect a chairman from among themselves. 9.3 This Board shall meet regularly at least once every two months and more often if need be, to settle urgent mat- ters. 9.4 Their duties shall consist of, but not be limited to, attempting to settle trade disputes or grievances prior to ar- bitration procedure. To investigate and recommend meth- ods to improve trade practices efficiency, productivity and standards of workmanship within the industry and to con- stantly work for improvement.

JOINT CONFERENCE BOARD. 9.1 The objective object of this Agreement is to establish fair working conditions and regulations for both the Em- ployer Employ- er and the employee in the construction industry, and to maintain industrial peace in order that these objectives may be maintained and furthered, and that any differences that may arise between the parties to this Agreement, may be settled equitably and rapidly, and also to provide the means for better understanding and co-operation between the parties, a Joint Conference Board shall be established. 9.2 This Joint Conference Board shall have equal rep- resentatives from both the Association and the Union, and they shall elect a chairman from among themselves. 9.3 This Board shall meet regularly at least once every two months and more often if need be, to settle urgent mat- ters. 9.4 Their duties shall consist of, but not be limited to, attempting to settle trade disputes or grievances prior to ar- bitration procedure. To investigate and recommend meth- ods to improve trade practices efficiency, productivity and standards of workmanship within the industry and to con- stantly work for improvement.