Joint Union/Employer Committee Sample Clauses

Joint Union/Employer Committee. (a) A joint union/employer committee shall be formed for the purpose of developing mutually acceptable recommendations with respect to issues of particular concern to employees and/or the Employer. The Committee may meet up to three times per year, at the request of either party, at a mutually acceptable date, place and time and shall consist of one union representative from each local committee pursuant to Article 7.5(b). The Employer shall appoint an equal number of representatives to the Committee. If either party wishes to discuss the issue of workload, they shall advise the other party and they shall select the closest possible mutually acceptable date to meet. Workload shall be a standing agenda item. Committee meetings shall be held during work hours and travel expenses shall be paid at the usual rate by the Employer. Meetings shall be chaired on a rotating basis and minutes shall be taken by the provincial office Executive Assistant or Executive Administrator, who shall be present but shall not be considered a member of the Committee. Minutes will be circulated for approval in draft form. Any disagreement with respect to the minutes shall be noted in the minutes if any representative is not in agreement with the decision recorded.
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Joint Union/Employer Committee. 34.01 The Parties to this agreement recognize the benefits which can be derived from a Union-Employer Committee. Such Committee shall be comprised of up to two (2) members of the Union and up to two (2) representatives of the Employer. Should either Party wish to convene a meeting of the Committee, it shall do so by submitting a request and agenda to the other party at least two (2) days in advance of a requested meeting date. Upon receipt of an agenda, both Parties agree to meet as soon as possible. This meeting shall be convened during working hours of all committee members, if operational requirements permit. Union Committee members will be compensated by the Employer at their regular straight time hourly rate for time spent attending the meetings.
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Joint Union/Employer Committee. 35.01 On the request of either Party, the Parties shall meet at least once every four (4) months until this agreement is terminated for the purpose of discussing issues related to the workplace that affect the Parties or any Employee bound by this agreement.
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Joint Union/Employer Committee. 36.1 On the request of either Party, the Parties shall meet at least once every four
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Joint Union/Employer Committee. 35.1. The Parties shall establish and maintain a Joint Union-Employer Committee, comprised of two (2) members of Local 1281 and two (2) members of the Employer. On the request of either Party, the Joint Union-Employer Committee shall meet at least once every four (4) months until this Agreement is terminated for the purpose of discussing issues related to the workplace that affect the Parties or any Employee bound by this Agreement.
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