Management Committee on Technology and Distance Education Sample Clauses

Management Committee on Technology and Distance Education. A. Charge The parties recognize that technological change may affect the terms and conditions of employment and professional duties and responsibilities of the faculty. The parties also recognize that issues involved with technological change and their impact on faculty are evolving and may not be anticipated or cannot be appropriately researched and resolved during the current round of bargaining. With this in mind, the parties agree to establish a Labor/Management Committee on Technology and Distance Education. This joint committee shall address itself to any issue concerning or related to information technology, technological change and distance education in the College where there may be impact on the terms and conditions of employment and professional responsibilities of members of the bargaining unit.
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