Common use of Labor Relations Meetings Clause in Contracts

Labor Relations Meetings. The City and the Lodge recognize the benefit of exploration and study of current and/or potential concerns or problems including departmental rules, regulations and policies. The Lodge President, or designee, and two members from each bargaining unit who served on the Lodge's Negotiations Committee for this Contract shall represent the Lodge. With prior mutual approval, either the City or the Lodge may bring additional individuals as may be helpful to the item(s) to be discussed. The Committee may make recommendations to the Lodge President and the Mayor on matters which would affect the Contract.

Labor Relations Meetings. The City and the Lodge recognize the benefit of exploration and the study of current and/or and potential concerns or problems including departmental rulesand differences via meetings of representatives to exchange views and information without the stress and time limitations which may exist at the bargaining table. Accordingly, regulations the Lodge and policies. The Lodge President, or designee, and two members from each bargaining unit who served on the Lodge's Negotiations City agree to utilization of the Labor Relations Committee for to function during the term of this Contract shall represent the Lodge. With prior mutual approval, either the City or the Lodge may bring additional individuals as may be helpful to the item(s) develop approaches and possible solutions to be discussed. The Committee may make recommendations matters of vital concern to the Lodge President and the Mayor on matters which would affect the Contractboth.