Common use of Negotiation Process Clause in Contracts

Negotiation Process. Both parties have an interest in a negotiation process that is effective in resolving problems arising in or relating to negotiations. Toward this end, the parties agree that based on available information, the best negotiation procedure would include the steps outlined in this section. The parties may agree to alter this procedure as deemed appropriate to deal with circumstances as they arise. (1) Both parties assure themselves that they understand the concerns and interests of the other party; (2) The negotiating teams identify alternatives to address the identified concerns; (3) The parties identify criteria and standards for evaluating available alternatives; (4) The parties review and evaluate the available alternatives and identify the recommended course of action; (5) The parties place in writing any items agreed upon for and formal action by the transportation employees and the Board of Education.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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