Common use of Negotiation Sessions Clause in Contracts

Negotiation Sessions. Negotiation sessions, composed of members of the Association and Board’s representatives shall not exceed three (3) members each, unless mutually agreed upon beforehand. Requests for meetings shall contain the reasons for the request. Meetings shall be scheduled to least interfere with the school schedules. At the initial meeting, the parties shall determine when written proposals shall be exchanged and agree on a preferred format. Thereafter, new proposals may not be submitted unless mutually agreed upon. Topical listing, or so called “laundry lists” shall constitute a failure to comply with this paragraph and shall be disregarded.

Negotiation Sessions. Negotiation sessions, composed of members of the Association and Board’s representatives shall not exceed three four (34) members each, unless mutually agreed upon beforehand. Requests for meetings shall contain the reasons for the request. Meetings shall be scheduled to least interfere with the school schedules. At the initial meeting, the parties shall determine when written proposals shall be exchanged and agree on a preferred format. Thereafter, new proposals may not be submitted unless mutually agreed upon. Topical listing, or so called “laundry lists” shall constitute a failure to comply with this paragraph and shall be disregarded.

Negotiation Sessions. ‌ Negotiation sessions, composed of members of the Association and Board’s representatives shall not exceed three four (34) members each, unless mutually agreed upon beforehand. Requests for meetings shall contain the reasons for the request. Meetings shall be scheduled to least interfere with the school schedules. At the initial meeting, the parties shall determine when written proposals shall be exchanged and agree on a preferred format. Thereafter, new proposals may not be submitted unless mutually agreed upon. Topical listing, or so called “laundry lists” shall constitute a failure to comply with this paragraph and shall be disregarded.