Pay committee Sample Clauses

Pay committee. If no agreement is reached in local negotiations, either party may submit the dispute to the pay committee of the relevant company group or company. If the pay committee fails to resolve the dispute, the committee must prepare a memorandum without delay. The memorandum must include the relevant facts and arguments of both parties.
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Pay committee. The parties shall establish a Joint Pay Committee composed of four (4) Employer and four (4) Union representatives to: develop a gender neutral comparison system; determine rates of pay for restructured and new jobs within the Bargaining Unit; and review existing Pay Equity Plans applicable to Employees in Unit and to develop a single Pay Equity Plan applicable to the Unit D Bargaining Unit; and
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Pay committee. The Company will excuse the Bargaining Committee for the workday and provide up to eight (8) hours pay for the sole purpose of negotiating the Collective Bargaining Agreement on the scheduled negotiation days. The Company may provide upon Union request additional paid time if there is a specific need for the bargaining team to meet to review or prepare bargaining proposals. Such requests will be made in writing to Human Resources and requests will be granted with consideration to operational needs.
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