Non-Binding Communications Sample Clauses
The Non-Binding Communications clause establishes that certain discussions, proposals, or exchanges between parties are not legally enforceable as commitments. In practice, this means that emails, letters of intent, or preliminary negotiations are expressly stated to be for informational or exploratory purposes only, and do not obligate either party to proceed with a transaction or agreement. This clause is essential for preventing misunderstandings and legal disputes by clarifying that only a formal, executed contract will create binding obligations.
Non-Binding Communications. Section 21.01 will not preclude communication between officials of the University and officials of the Union. However, neither the University nor the Union will be bound to positions not set out in correspondence according to Section 21.01.
Non-Binding Communications. 10.1 Upon the request of either party, and at a time and place mutually agreeable, the Superintendent and the President of the Union may meet to facilitate the opening of communications pertaining to matters of mutual concern to the parties. This exchange may include such as safety and dress standards for bargaining unit employees.
10.2 Provided, however, that neither party is required to meet with the other more frequently than once every thirty (30) days.
10.3 Neither this provision, nor any act taken in furtherance thereof shall be construed so as to place upon either party a duty to collective bargain as to any issue raised therein.
10.4 Neither this article nor any of its provisions, shall serve in lieu of the formal grievance procedure established by this agreement.