Joint Working Conditions Committee Sample Clauses

Joint Working Conditions Committee. The parties will form a joint committee with equal representation to review working conditions and to recommend changes to correct conditions found detrimental to the mental or physical health of an employee.
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Joint Working Conditions Committee. 7.01 (a) The Union and the Employer acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from joint discussion and consultation. This Committee will work to xxxxxx effective communications and the development and improvement of ongoing work conditions and work relationships between the Parties and to maintain a spirit of mutual cooperation and respect. 7.01 (b) The Committee will review matters of concern, arising from the application of the Agreement. It is understood the criteria may change from time to time as determined by the Committee members. 7.02 The meetings will not be used to discuss matters which are properly a subject of a grievance or collective bargaining. 7.03 The Committee will meet semi-annually or as agreed by the Parties and will consist of 2 Employer representatives and 2 Union selected representatives. The Union shall also select an alternate representative. The Parties shall maintain terms of reference for the Committee that shall include the requirement to produce an agenda presented to each Party 2 Business Days in advance of each meeting. Minutes of each meeting shall be taken by a third Employer representative, signed off by the co-chairs and posted within 10 Business Days following each meeting. 7.04 Employees on the JWCC shall suffer no loss of pay for attendance at any meeting. If a meeting is scheduled and one of the 2 Employees on the JWCC is on their day off, the alternate Employee shall attend provided they are not also on their day off. If an Employee on the JWCC is required to attend a scheduled meeting on their day off, they shall receive pay at their regular hourly rate for a minimum of 2 hours.
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Joint Working Conditions Committee. The Association and the Employer acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from joint discussion and consultation, and agree to establish a Joint Working Conditions Committee. This Committee will attempt to xxxxxx effective communications and working relationships between the Parties, and to maintain a spirit of mutual co-operation and respect. This Committee will review matters of concern, arising from the application of this Agreement.
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Joint Working Conditions Committee. During the life of this Agreement, the Employer and the Union agree to maintain a Joint Working Conditions Committee to xxxxxx the development of improvements in the work relationships and deal with issues of concern raised by either party respecting work and working conditions.
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Joint Working Conditions Committee. 7.01 The Union and the Employer acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from joint discussion and consultation. This Committee will work to xxxxxx effective communications and the development and improvement of ongoing work conditions and work relationships between the parties and to maintain a spirit of mutual cooperation and respect. The Committee will review matters of concern, arising from the application of the Agreement. It is understood the criteria may change from time to time as determined by the Committee members. 7.02 The Committee shall function in an advisory capacity with the authority to make recommendations to Senior Management but normally not to amend the Agreement. 7.03 The meetings will not be used to discuss matters which are properly a subject of a grievance or collective bargaining. 7.04 The Committee shall consist of up to five (5) representatives from both Management and the Union. The respective parties will select their representatives. 7.05 The Committee will meet monthly at a time and place agreed upon by Committee members. Both parties will submit agenda items within a subscribed time frame to the Committee Chair and where no items are submitted the meeting will be carried over to the next month. Each Committee member will receive copy of the Meeting Minutes and a summary will be posted on the Team bulletin boards.
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