Joint Resolution Committee Sample Clauses

Joint Resolution Committee. Purpose The purpose of this Joint Committee is to resolve disagreements, on a consensus basis in a timely and expeditious manner, as to whether proposed purchased services which are above threshold above may proceed. In its deliberations, the committee will consider the factors in items and Prior to a meeting of the Joint Committee, the Company will provide the Union with the following information related to the proposed copies of the Tender or Request for Proposal documents, if there are any; an accurate description of the work which is the subject of the proposed accurate details on bids price, scope of the work as set forth in the bid; a full cost benefit analysis including incremental costs but excluding overhead costs which would be incurred.
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Joint Resolution Committee. The JRC will consist of six voting Board Members, the two Board Chairs plus two additional Members from each Board. JRC Chairmanship will rotate between the Board Chairs every two years, starting with the Endowment. Additional non-voting experts may be brought in at the discretion of the JRC. The CEO will serve as a non-voting member. If there is a tie vote, a third-party mediator, agreed upon by both Board Chairs, will be brought in to resolve the difference. In accordance with good governance, it is expected that any JRC Member will recuse him/herself, or be directed to recuse him/herself by the JRC, if there is a potential conflict of interest. If a member is recused, an alternate member will be appointed by the respective Board Chair.
Joint Resolution Committee. Purpose This applies to all cases including The purpose of this Joint Committee is to resolve disagreements, on a consensus basis in a timely and expeditious manner, as to whether proposed purchased services which are above threshold may proceed, In its deliberations, the committee will consider the factors in Items and Prior to a meeting of the Joint Committee, the Company will provide the Union with the following information related to the proposed copies of the Tender or Request for Proposal documents, if there are any; an accurate description of the work which is the subject of the proposed accurate details on bids, e.g., price, scope of the work as set forth in the bid; and
Joint Resolution Committee. Purpose The purpose of this Joint Committee is to resolve disagreements, on a consensus basis in a timely and expeditious manner, as to whether proposed purchased services which are above threshold above may proceed. In its deliberations, the will consider the factors in items and Prior to a meeting of the Joint Committee, the Company will provide the Union with the following information related to the proposed . copies of the Tender or Request for Proposal documents, if there are any; . an accurate description of the work which is the subject of the proposed . accurate details on bids e.g., price, of the work as set forth in the bid; . a full benefit analysis including incremental but excluding overhead which would be incurred.
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