NO CONSOLIDATION OF SEPARATE CLASSIFICATIONS WITHOUT MUTUAL AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

NO CONSOLIDATION OF SEPARATE CLASSIFICATIONS WITHOUT MUTUAL AGREEMENT. The Hospital will not consolidate two (2) separate classifications into one (1) without mutual agreement by the Union with notice and bargaining with the Union.
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