Common use of MANAGEMENT PREROGATIVES Clause in Contracts

MANAGEMENT PREROGATIVES. Section 3.1. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to limit the Employer in any way in the exercise of the customary functions of management which are recognized as the Employer's exclusive responsibility, including, but not limited to, the right to plan, direct, and control operations, to utilize the services of contractors, to determine the number, size and location of its establishments, to close an establishment or departments thereof, to hire, to promote, to demote, and for proper cause to discipline, suspend or discharge, to assign and schedule work and transfer employees from one job or department to another, and to make and enforce reasonable rules and regulations relative to any and all of these matters or to the management of its operation, provided that the reasonableness of rules may be tested in the grievance procedure. The Employer shall be the exclusive judge of all matters pertaining to its operations and their scheduling and the methods, processes, equipment, means of operation and size of workforce. Section 3.2. The Employer retains all prerogatives and rights of management and all privileges and responsibilities not specifically limited by this Agreement.

MANAGEMENT PREROGATIVES. Section 3.11. Nothing in this Agreement shall be deemed to limit the Employer in any way in the exercise of the customary functions of management which are recognized as the Employer's exclusive responsibility, including, but not limited to, the right to plan, direct, and control operations, to utilize the services of contractors, to determine the number, size and location of its establishments, to close an establishment or departments thereof, to hire, to promote, to demote, and for proper cause to discipline, suspend or discharge, to assign and schedule work and transfer employees from one job or department to another, and to make and enforce reasonable rules and regulations relative to any and all of these matters or to the management of its operation, provided that the reasonableness of rules may be tested in the grievance procedure. The Employer shall be the exclusive judge of all matters pertaining to its operations and their scheduling and the methods, processes, equipment, means of operation and size of workforce. Section 3.22. The Employer retains all prerogatives and rights of management and all privileges and responsibilities not specifically limited by this Agreement.