Common use of Parity Provision Clause in Contracts

Parity Provision. The County agrees to extend any voluntary salary agreement (wages only) in excess of that agreed to by the Association of Middlesex County Planning Board Professional Employees. This clause specifically excludes arbitration awards, settlements which are Court ordered, or settlements which are not approved by the Board of Freeholders

Parity Provision. The County agrees to extend any voluntary salary agreement (wages only) in excess of that agreed to by the Association of C.W.A. (based on increases on base during a contract year) to include Middlesex County Planning Board Professional EmployeesHealth Inspectors. This clause specifically excludes arbitration awards, settlements which are Court orderedorders, or settlements which are not approved by the Board of Freeholders.

Parity Provision. The County agrees to extend any voluntary salary agreement (wages only) in excess of that agreed to by the Association of C.W.A. (based on increases on base during a contract year) to include Middlesex County Planning Board Professional EmployeesHealth Inspectors. This clause specifically excludes arbitration awards, settlements which are Court ordered, or settlements which are not approved by the Board of Freeholders.

Parity Provision. The County agrees to extend any voluntary salary agreement (wages only) in excess of that agreed to by the Association of Middlesex County Planning Board Professional EmployeesC.W.A. (based on increases on base during a contract year) to include this unit. This clause specifically excludes arbitration awards, settlements which are Court ordered, or settlements which are not approved by the Board of Freeholders.

Parity Provision. The County agrees to extend any voluntary salary agreement (wages only) in excess of that agreed to by the Association of Middlesex County Planning Board Professional EmployeesAFSCME (based on increases on base during a contract year) to include Local #2226. This clause specifically excludes arbitration awards, settlements which are Court ordered, or settlements which are not approved by the Board of Freeholders.