LIVING CONTRACT Sample Clauses

LIVING CONTRACT. 19.1 This agreement shall remain in full force and effect from this point on from March 18, 2015 up to and including November 15, 2017, and thereafter shall continue in effect year by year unless one of the parties notifies the other in writing of its request to modify, amend or terminate the Agreement. 19.2 The California School Employee Association, Chapter 342 and the Oroville Union High School District agree that contract articles will be considered “living” and issues will be discussed as they arise. DATE: March 18, 2015 FOR THE DISTRICT FOR CSEA Superintendent CSEA President The most current salary schedule can be found on the district’s website (xxx.xxxxx.xxx) by clicking on the Human Resources button. APPENDIX “B” CLASSIFIED SALARY PLAN CLASSIFICATION RANGE Administrative Secretary 18 Alternative Education Clerical Technician 18 ATC Instructional Para-Educator 12 Attendance Technician 13 Bus Driver – Standard 17 Bus Driver – Mountain Route 22 Bus Driver Trainer 20 Bus Transportation Assistant 9 Campus Supervisor I 13 Campus Supervisor II 15 Computer Technician 29 Cook/Manager I 10 Cook/Manager II 14 Courier - Standard 15 Courier – Mountain Pay 17 Custodian 15 Custodian, Lead 19 Custodian, Lead/Universal Support Staff 19 Delegated Behind the Wheel Trainer 18 Dispatcher 20 Food Service Coordinator 8 Food Service Worker 5 Groundskeeper 18 Indian Education Coordinator 28 Library Technician 8 Maintenance Assistant 12 Maintenance Technician 22 Mechanic 22 Mechanic Assistant 17 Para-Educator I 8 Para-Educator II 12 Para-Educator, Bilingual 10 Special Education Clerical Aide 12 Storekeeper 16 Supplemental Education Technician 13 Transportation Secretary 17 Universal Support Staff 15 Vehicle Service Worker 13 C.1 During the period of this agreement, the DISRICT will pay Monthly Health and Welfare Insurance premiums for family coverage (not to exceed $12,000 annually) for each ½ time or more classified employee employed prior to July 1, 1991. Family Medical $872.00 Family Delta Dental $114.00 Family Optical $ 14.00 C.2 If the aforementioned premiums exceed the monthly figures set forth above during the term of this agreement, DISTRICT agrees to pay any such increases during the term of this agreement only and to reopen this provision and to negotiate relative to any such increase.
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LIVING CONTRACT. Any term or condition of employment, other than salary, that either party wishes to address during the life of this Agreement, shall be dealt with in the following manner: The issue shall be presented to the Joint Study Council for review. The JSC will only deal with one issue at a time. If the matter can be resolved by the JSC, and it is jointly determined that there is no need to delete, add, or modify existing contractual language, or reduce or eliminate an existing benefit, or place an additional obligation upon the Xxxxxx Central Schools, the resolution of the matter by the JSC shall be reduced to writing as part of the minutes of the JSC. Should the JSC’s determination alter established practice, or be contrary to the specific language of the contract, the written resolution of the matter shall be executed as a Memorandum of Understanding, as an addendum to the contract. Should the JSC be unable to reach mutual agreement on the matter in question, or should the determination of the JSC be that it is necessary to alter or modify the contract in order to resolve the matter, the matter shall be referred to the Negotiation Committee, which shall be comprised of representatives appointed by the Xxxxxx Schools Board of Education and the Xxxxxx Federation of Teachers, respectively. In the event the matter is to be negotiated by the parties, such negotiations shall be conducted in accordance with the recognized provisions of applicable Civil Service Law (Xxxxxx Law).
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LIVING CONTRACT. 1. Both parties affirm that all educational programs must be sensitive to the needs and aspirations of students. We believe that all students can learn, and we have a responsibility to educate all of them well. Student success must not be predicted by a student’s circumstances, background, race, or socioeconomic status. 2. We believe that a collaborative partnership between the District and the Federation embodies the notion that an educational system based on the involvement of educators in the decision-making process will lead to the highest quality of education, enhance the practice of teaching, and xxxxxx human dignity for all at the school site. Furthermore, the parties believe that by working together, an atmosphere which promotes professional growth will be established. 3. To meet the objective above and formally establish a collaborative partnership that redefines and improves upon its collective bargaining relationship, the Federation and the District agree to the Living Contract, a concept and a process that will allow the parties to collaborate in addressing the following issues: a. Policy matters that affect teaching and learning b. District-wide matters that affect educators, students, and the community c. Instructional and curriculum issues
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LIVING CONTRACT. To continue the concept of dialogue and interaction between members of the Brushton-Moira Teachers’ Association and the Brushton-Moira Board of Education, a Labor Management Committee (LMC) will be created. The LMC will establish its own meeting schedule to deal with issues of concern put forth by either party as they arise. The LMC shall be comprised of the following representatives of each party: BMTA President and Superintendent and four (4) other members four (4) other designees It is the intent of the parties that issue resolution shall be an ongoing process with issues addressed as they arise. Either party may place issues on the agenda of the LMC at any time (subject to reasonable procedures established by the LMC for setting its agendas). As agreements are reached by the LMC, any agreements requiring approval will be presented to the appropriate constituents prior to modifying the contract.
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LIVING CONTRACT. This Agreement shall remain in full force and effect from, July 1, 2015, up to and including June 30, 2018, and thereafter shall continue in effect year by year unless one of the parties notifies the other in writing of its request to modify, amend or terminate the Agreement. The California School Employees Association, Chapter # 618 and the Oroville City Elementary School District agree that contract articles will be considered “living” and issues will be discussed as they arise. The parties shall meet and negotiate in good faith on negotiable items. Any agreement reached between the parties shall be reduced in writing and signed by both parties. Administrative Secretary Curriculum Business/Attendance Clerk Cafeteria and Office Clerk Med-Cal Administrative Activities Specialist (MAA) Personnel/Facilities Clerk Instructional Aide Bilingual Instructional Aide Special Education I Instructional Aide Special Education II Instructional Technology Aide Bilingual Parent Liaison/Instructional Aide Educational Sign Language I Educational Sign Language II Bus Driver Transportation Coordinator Bus Transportation Aide Custodian / Grounds Worker Grounds / Maintenance Technician HVACR Maintenance Technician Maintenance Technician Apprentice Warehouse/Grounds Worker Food Service Worker I/Xxxx Assistant OROVILLE CITY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DISTRICT HISTORICAL RECORD OF SALARIES
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LIVING CONTRACT. The Xxxxxxx County Federation of Teachers and the Xxxxxxx County School District agree to establish a Living Contract. This will provide for on-going discussion and timely decision-making on matters that will maintain positive Union-District relations and build a more effective overall system. The Negotiations Teams shall be authorized to discuss any issue of mutual interest or concern and to reach tentative agreements on issues in a timely manner without delaying action until the expiration and re-negotiation of the collective bargaining agreement. The Negotiations Teams shall have the ability to amend the Contract provided that any amendments shall be subject to internal ratification and approval procedures of the District and DCFT. The overall charge of the Negotiations Teams utilizing a Living Contract shall include but not be limited to the following: • Adopt “what’s best for students” as the shared value for any specific proposal advanced by either the District or the DCFT; • Conduct ongoing negotiations; • Resolve disputes or problems in the interpretation and application of the contract as they arise; • Revise the provisions of the Contract in order to clarify language and meaning, correct contradictions or inconsistencies, remove outdated language, and organize and streamline it; • View collective bargaining as collaboration rather than positional by using the Interest-Based Bargaining process. • Use the Interest Based Bargaining process to build a more genuine profession for teachers and more effective schools for Xxxxxxx County School District students.
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LIVING CONTRACT. NECA and IBEW agree this two-year agreement is a "living agreement." Through partnering when language has been agreed to or concepts agreed to by the parties (including National NECA and International IBEW), they will be made into amendment form and added to this agreement."
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