Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. 1. The parties agree to maintain and expand the use of the Labor Management Collaboration Committee (LMCC), a district-level joint committee that provides for regular, on-going discussions and decision-making on matters germane to union-management relations and, when appropriate, to the continuous improvement of instruction and school system operations. Each party shall identify at least four representatives, and no more than six representatives, as permanent members of the committee.
Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. A. The University and the Union are committed to an ongoing collaborative relationship that fosters effective ongoing communication, and addresses issues and concerns with recommendations that are in the best interest of the parties. To that end, the parties agree to the creation of a Labor Management Collaboration Committee.
Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. X. XxXxxxxx College and the Union are committed to a collaborative relationship that fosters effective ongoing communication, and addresses issues and concerns with solutions that are in the best interest of the parties. To that end, the parties agree to the creation of a joint labor-management collaboration committee.
Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. A. MICA and the Union are committed to an ongoing collaborative relationship that fosters effective ongoing communication, and addresses issues and concerns with solutions that are in the best interest of the parties. To that end, we agree to the creation of a joint labor- management collaboration committee.
Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. A. The College and the Union are committed to establishing and maintaining a collaborative relationship that fosters effective communication. To that end, the Parties agree to form a Labor-Management Collaboration Committee (the “Committee”).
Labor-Management Collaboration Committee. 1. The parties agree to maintain and expand the use of the Labor Management Collaboration Committee (LMCC), a district-level joint committee that provides for regular, on-going discussions and decision- making on matters germane to union-management relations and, when appropriate, to the continuous improvement of instruction and school system op- erations. Each party shall identify at least four rep- resentatives, and no more than six representatives, as permanent members of the committee. 2 The overall charge to the joint committee shall include but not be limited to the following: ■ Interpreting and administering the implemen- tation of the negotiated Agreement ■ Discussing any matters of mutual interest or concern and reaching tentative agreements on issues in a timely manner ■ Reviewing and assessing the effectiveness of collaboration between MCPS and MCEA ■ Establishing a process by which school-based COLLABORATION ARTICLE collaborative decision-making teams could request contract waivers 3 The joint committee will have the following authorities:
