MATTERS APPROPRIATE FOR NEGOTIATION Sample Clauses

MATTERS APPROPRIATE FOR NEGOTIATION. Section 601. If the Employer proposes to make changes in personnel policies, practices and matters affecting unit employees' working conditions, the Employer will discuss the proposal with the Union Chairperson or designee prior to implementation. If the Union considers the change to be substantive, or no agreement is reached, the procedures in Section 602 of this article will apply. The employer will send electronic and hard copy to the union to discuss any changes.
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MATTERS APPROPRIATE FOR NEGOTIATION. Section 1. In the administration of all matters covered by the agreement, officials and employees are governed by existing or future laws and the regulations of appropriate authorities, including policies set by published Agency policies and regulations in existence at the time this agreement was approved; and by subsequently published Agency policies and regulations required by law or by the regulations of appropriate authorities.‌
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MATTERS APPROPRIATE FOR NEGOTIATION. Section 1. Any negotiation of the amendments and supplements to this Agreement, as well as changes in working conditions, may be requested by the Employer or by the Union.
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