Policy Changes or New Policies Sample Clauses

Policy Changes or New Policies a. Should the Agency change a written policy or issue a new policy which affects the working conditions of the bargaining unit members, and the working conditions(s) is a mandatory subject of bargaining, notice will be given to the Union. If the Union believes such action to be unreasonable and the issue is a mandatory subject of bargaining, then, within seven (7) days of the date upon which the Union knows, the Union shall request that the Employer negotiate such matter.
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