LABOUR-MANAGEMENT JOINT COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

LABOUR-MANAGEMENT JOINT COMMITTEE. 1. The Labour-Management Joint Committee shall be established consisting of the following persons:
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LABOUR-MANAGEMENT JOINT COMMITTEE. 5.1 It is understood that there is a direct connection between employment security, employee empowerment, and the flexible use of employees' skills. The intent is that the net effect of changes in technology, sales, the economy and employee improvements will not result in the layoff of employees. The parties acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from ongoing joint consultation. The Labour Management Joint Committee (LMJC) is established to provide such a process. LMJC meetings will be held when required in addition to regular meetings which will be held not less than once per month. No LMJC meetings will be official unless two members are present from each of the Company and the Local Union Executive. The LMJC cannot alter or amend the Collective Agreement in any way that is contrary to the Corporate principles and/or Union principles, bylaws and constitution.
LABOUR-MANAGEMENT JOINT COMMITTEE. It is understood that there is a direct connection between employment security, employee empowerment, and the flexible use of employees' skills. The intent is that the net effect of changes in technology, sales, the economy and employee improvements will not result in the layoff of employees. The parties acknowledge the mutual benefits to be derived from ongoing joint consultation. The Labour Management Joint Committee is established to provide such a process. meetings will be held when required in addition to regular meetings which will be held not less than once per month. No meetings will be official unless two members are present from each of the Company and the Local Union Executive. Page The cannot alter or amend the Collective Agreement in any way that is contrary to the Corporate principles Union principles, bylaws and constitution. Workplace Innovation Not precluding Management's rights to direct or implement workplace innovations, the will discussheview workplace innovations of mutual interest that affect Union members. This committee will serve to discussheview workplace innovations prior to implementation. Workplace innovation includes: directed work teams, continuous improvement and significant changes to job re-organization. The will, in the spirit of mutual respect, work co-operatively in the expeditious resolution of any conflicts arising from these issues. Page ARTICLE UNION REPRESENTATION The Company and the Union mutually agree that the Local Union Executive will be paid their regular wages and benefits by the Company when conducting Union business, as well as negotiations and grievances during working hours. The Local Union Executive will not be unreasonably absent from regular work duties, and will consider current business priorities. Time spent by Local Union Executives, outside of regularly scheduled working hours, will be considered time worked, provided this time is approved, in advance, by the Local Union Executive’s When a particular Local Union Executive is required in an emergency situation or for scheduled meetings with Labour Management Committees (i.e. Pension Committee, Benefits Committee, the will be notified. In all cases the and the Local Union Executive will agree to how time worked outside of business hours will be recognized.
LABOUR-MANAGEMENT JOINT COMMITTEE. To resolve any problems that may arise and to consider and make suggestions and recommendations for their resolution to their respective parties, the Police Governing Authority and the Alliance shall establish a joint committee comprised of three (3) committee members chosen by and representing the Police Governing Authority and three (3) committee members chosen by and representing the Alliance to meet every three (3) months or more if mutually agreed. Ten days prior to any meeting of the joint committee, the representatives of the Police Governing Authority and the Alliance shall advise each other in writing of the matters they wish to place on the agenda for discussion. Employees attending to such meetings shall be compensated for their regular pay. Travel and other costs will be borne by the employer. The joint committee does not have the responsibility to review the collective agreement nor does the committee have the authority to negotiate terms and conditions of employment. The joint committee has the power to make recommendations to the Employer and the Union. All discussions at the joint committee shall be had without prejudice to either party in any subsequent or existing grievance.
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