Joint Scheduling Committee Clause Samples
The Joint Scheduling Committee clause establishes a committee composed of representatives from both parties to coordinate and oversee the scheduling of key activities or deliverables under the agreement. Typically, this committee meets regularly to review progress, resolve scheduling conflicts, and make adjustments to timelines as needed. Its core practical function is to facilitate communication and collaboration between the parties, ensuring that project milestones are met efficiently and that any scheduling issues are addressed promptly.
Joint Scheduling Committee. (a) The parties will establish a joint committee on scheduling policies. The committee will have two members appointed by the Union and two members appointed by the Company.
(b) The committee will meet as frequently as necessary, but in no event less than quarterly, to assess adherence to the scheduling policies and to recommend corrective action where policies are not being uniformly followed.
(c) The committee shall report to Union membership and Training management on a regular basis.
Joint Scheduling Committee. The ▇▇▇▇▇▇ School District and The ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Education Association agree to establish a Joint Scheduling Committee annually to formulate a school schedule for the year subsequent to the Committee’s work. The Committee shall be comprised of three (3) certificated staff selected by the CEA, one from K-2, one from 3-5, and one from 6-8 where possible. Each of the three employees shall receive a stipend in the amount of $300.00 as compensation for serving on this committee.
Joint Scheduling Committee. 7 The Joint Scheduling Committee shall meet when requested by either the UNION or METRO. 8 The committee shall consist of up to three members appointed by METRO and up to three members 9 appointed by the UNION. Duties of the committee shall be restricted to discussing scheduling goals 10 and making recommendations to help METRO improve route scheduling and planning. 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28
Joint Scheduling Committee a. The parties will establish a joint committee on scheduling policies. The committee will have two members appointed by the Union and two members appointed by the Company.
b. The committee will meet as frequently as necessary, but in no event less than quarterly, to assess adherence to the scheduling policies and to recommend corrective action where policies are not being uniformly followed.
c. The committee shall report to Union membership and Training management on a regular basis.
d. Recommendations on how to improve compliance with the scheduling policies or to modify or add to those policies will be provided to the Chief Pilot, Flight Training – Airplane for appropriate action. As necessary, the Chief Pilot will refer issues to the Chief Pilot, Flight Training – Operations for resolution.
Joint Scheduling Committee. 8 The Joint Scheduling Committee shall meet when requested by either the UNION or METRO.
Joint Scheduling Committee. 20 The Joint Scheduling Committee shall meet once per service change. The committee shall 21 consist of up to three members appointed by METRO and up to three members appointed by the 22 UNION. Duties of the committee shall be restricted to discussing scheduling goals and documented 23 concerns about schedules. The committee shall make recommendations to help METRO improve 24 route scheduling and planning for the next practicable service change. If the committee believes there 25 is not enough time at the end of the line to use the restroom based upon documented concerns, 26 METRO shall measure actual walk time to and from the restroom. If it is proven the schedule is 27 deficient, the committee shall discuss feasibility around schedule adjustments to reflect required 28 restroom travel and layover time. The committee will make recommendations for these schedule 1 adjustments to METRO. Base-specific subcommittees with representatives from both PARTIES shall 2 be formed to discuss scheduling issues pertaining to a specific base. Any recommendations that lead 3 to changes to this AGREEMENT must be negotiated by the PARTIES and agreed to by both the 4 UNION Business Agent/designee and the Office of Labor Relations pursuant to Article 27, Section 1.
Joint Scheduling Committee. 25 The Joint Scheduling Committee shall meet once per service change. The committee shall 26 consist of up to three members appointed by METRO and up to three members appointed by the 27 UNION. Duties of the committee shall be restricted to discussing scheduling goals, concerns about 28 schedules that the UNION believes have insufficient time at the end of the line to use a restroom, 1 and making recommendations to help METRO improve route scheduling and planning for the next 2 practicable service change. Base-specific subcommittees with representatives from both PARTIES 3 shall be formed to discuss scheduling issues pertaining to a specific base.
Joint Scheduling Committee. 10
(a) The parties will establish a joint committee on scheduling policies. The 12 committee will have two members appointed by the Union and two members 13 appointed by the Company. 14
(b) The committee will meet as frequently as necessary, but in no event less 16 than quarterly, to assess adherence to the scheduling policies and to recommend 17 corrective action where policies are not being uniformly followed. 18
(c) The committee shall report to Union membership and Training management 20 on a regular basis. 21 13.7(d) Recommendations on how to improve compliance with the scheduling 23 policies or to modify or add to those policies will be provided to the Chief Pilot, 24 Flight Training – Airplane for appropriate action. 25
Joint Scheduling Committee. As Awarded by Arbitrator ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇
Joint Scheduling Committee