JOINT SCHEDULING COMMITTEE (JSC) Clause Samples
The Joint Scheduling Committee (JSC) clause establishes a committee composed of representatives from both parties to oversee and coordinate the scheduling of project activities or deliverables. Typically, the JSC meets regularly to review progress, resolve scheduling conflicts, and make decisions regarding changes to the project timeline. By providing a formal mechanism for collaborative scheduling and decision-making, this clause helps ensure that both parties remain aligned on project timelines and can efficiently address any issues that arise, thereby minimizing delays and misunderstandings.
JOINT SCHEDULING COMMITTEE (JSC). 1. Composition
a. The Union shall designate a committee of up to six (6) members for the purpose of making recommendations to the Company with regard to establishing or modifying policies, procedures and parameters for the scheduling of Flight Attendants. The Company will include representatives from Crew Planning and Crew Schedule, Flight Service and Labor Relations, as necessary.
b. The JSC will meet with the Company prior to the introduction of changes to the Scheduling system pursuant to this Agreement to jointly develop such policies, procedures and parameters, which shall not be outside the legalities of this Agreement and shall adhere as nearly as practicable to prior established practices unless by mutual agreement. Such subjects shall include, but not be limited to:
i. Sequence construction, generation, and review;
ii. Bid award;
iii. Training bids and awards;
iv. Reserve staffing and utilization;
v. Trip Trade System (TTS);
vi. Vacations;
vii. Block hour adjustment;
viii. Electronic Trade Board (ETB);
ix. Crew base block hour allocation by equipment; and,
x. Any scheduling related issues mutually agreed upon.
JOINT SCHEDULING COMMITTEE (JSC). Composition
JOINT SCHEDULING COMMITTEE (JSC). 1. Composition
a. The Union shall designate a committee of up to six (6) members for the purpose of making recommendations to the Company with regard to establishing or modifying policies, procedures and parameters for the scheduling of Flight Attendants. The Company will include representatives from Crew Planning and Crew Schedule, Flight Service and Labor Relations, as necessary.
b. The JSC will meet with the Company prior to the introduction of changes to the Scheduling system pursuant to this Agreement to jointly develop such policies, procedures and parameters, which shall not be outside the legalities of this Agreement and shall adhere as nearly as practicable to prior established practices unless by mutual agreement. Such subjects shall include, but not be limited to: