Common use of Low Census Tracking Clause in Contracts

Low Census Tracking. The Employer will track use of low census hours. To enhance accuracy, the Employer will consult with the ABC Committee in developing the mechanism. On a quarterly basis, the Employer will provide a report to the ABC Committee about the use of low census hours paid from the fund, hours used as vacation or otherwise, including the units in which such hours have been used. The ABC Committee will review the report and, if appropriate, provide recommendations to the Employer regarding use of low census hours. The ABC Committee will identify the area(s) where utilization has been the highest and determine if steps can be taken in those areas to reduce utilization.

Low Census Tracking. The Employer will track use of low census hours. To enhance accuracy, the Employer will consult with the ABC Committee in developing the mechanism. On a quarterly basis, the Employer will provide a report to the ABC Committee about the use of low census hours paid from the fund, hours used as vacation or otherwise, including the units in which such hours have been used. The ABC Committee will review the report and, if appropriate, provide recommendations to the Employer regarding use of low census hours. The ABC Committee will identify the area(s) where utilization has been the highest and determine if steps can be taken in those areas to reduce utilization.

Low Census Tracking. The Employer will track use of low census hours. To enhance accuracy, the Employer will consult with the ABC Labor Management Committee in developing the mechanism. On a quarterly basis, the Employer will provide a report to the ABC Committee about the use of low census hours paid from the fund, hours used as vacation or otherwise, including the units in which such hours have been used. The ABC Committee will review the report and, if appropriate, provide recommendations to the Employer regarding use of low census hours. The ABC Committee will identify the area(s) where utilization has been the highest and determine if steps can be taken in those areas to reduce utilization.