Common use of Local Supplemental Agreements Clause in Contracts

Local Supplemental Agreements. The PARTIES at the Local level may negotiate a single supplemental agreement which will have the same expiration date as the MLA, provided either PARTY requests to bargain within 90 days from: the date the MLA is approved by Department of Defense (DoD); or, if no action by DoD, 45 days from the date of execution. If a timely request is made, supplemental negotiations will continue until all phases of bargaining are completed, including third-party dispute resolution. Supplemental agreements shall not delete or conflict with any provision, policy or procedure in the MLA. A Supplemental Agreement is limited to matters identified for supplementation in the MLA. Subjects within the MLA that are not specifically designated as appropriate for an LSA, are not subject for local level bargaining. Subjects that are not contained within the MLA are appropriate for an LSA, unless prohibited by law, government-wide rule or regulation or this MLA. If a request for LSA bargaining is timely received and one of the PARTIES determines a subject is not appropriate for bargaining, then the PARTY making that determination will notify the other PARTY in writing. Procedures set forth below in 6.1 and 6.2 will be utilized for this bargaining.

Local Supplemental Agreements. The PARTIES at the Local level may negotiate a single supplemental agreement which will have the same expiration date as the MLA, provided either PARTY requests to bargain within 90 60 days from: the date the MLA is approved by Department of Defense (DoD); or, if no action by DoD, 45 30 days from the date of execution. If a timely request is made, supplemental negotiations will continue until all phases of bargaining are completed, including third-party dispute resolution. Supplemental agreements shall not delete or conflict with any provision, policy or procedure in the MLA. A Supplemental Agreement is limited to matters identified for supplementation in the MLA. Subjects within the MLA that are not specifically designated as appropriate for an LSA, are not subject for local level bargaining. Subjects that are not contained within the MLA are appropriate for an LSA, unless prohibited by law, government-wide rule or regulation or this MLA. If a request for LSA bargaining is timely received and one of the PARTIES determines a subject is not appropriate for bargaining, then the PARTY making that determination will notify the other PARTY in writing. Procedures set forth below in 6.1 and 6.2 will be utilized for this bargaining.