Common use of MANAGEMENT CLAUSE Clause in Contracts

MANAGEMENT CLAUSE. ‌ The management of the Company and the authority to execute all of the various functions and responsibilities incidental thereto are vested in the Company. The direction of the workforce, the establishment of plant policies, the determination of the processes and means of work execution, the units of personnel and work schedules required to perform such processes, and other responsibilities incidental to the operation of the plant are vested in the Company. Such duties, functions, and responsibilities shall also include, but not be limited to, hiring, retirement, disciplining, evaluating the qualifications and performance of employees, and promotions. The exercise of such authority shall not conflict with the rights of the Union under the terms of this Contract.

MANAGEMENT CLAUSE. ‌ The management of the Company and the authority to execute all of the various functions and responsibilities incidental thereto thereto, are vested in the Company. The direction of the workforce, the establishment of plant policies, the determination of the processes and means of work execution, the units of personnel and work schedules required to perform such processes, assignment of overtime and other responsibilities incidental to the operation of the plant are vested in the Company. Such duties, functions, and responsibilities shall also include, but not be limited to, include hiring, retirement, disciplining, evaluating the qualifications and performance of employees, and promotions. The exercise of such authority shall not conflict with the rights of the Union under the terms of this Contract.