Common use of Primary Negotiations Clause in Contracts

Primary Negotiations. The Union will designate a primary negotiation team consisting of not more than ten (10) persons who shall be employed in different local unions in this Unit. No more than five (5) of such persons shall be from the Department of Community Health; two (2) shall be from Human Services; at least one (1) from each of the following Departments: Military and Veterans Affairs, Corrections and Education. By mutual agreement between the parties to such primary negotiations, but at least once each month during negotiations, the Union may designate one (1) additional employee from each local union not represented on the primary negotiation team to participate in such negotiations, based upon the issues scheduled on the negotiations agenda.

Primary Negotiations. The Union will designate a primary negotiation team consisting of not more than ten (10) persons who shall be employed in different local unions in this Unit. No more than five seven (57) of such persons shall be from the Department of Community Health; two (2) shall be from Health and Human Services; at least one (1) from each of the following Departments: Military and Veterans Affairs, Corrections and Education. By mutual agreement between the parties to such primary negotiations, but at least once each month during negotiations, the Union may designate one (1) additional employee from each local union not represented on the primary negotiation team to participate in such negotiations, based upon the issues scheduled on the negotiations agenda.

Primary Negotiations. The Union will designate a primary negotiation team consisting of not more than ten (10) persons who shall be employed in different local unions in this Unit. No more than five (5) of such persons shall be from the Department of Community Health; two (2) shall be from Human ServicesFIA; at least one (1) from each of the following Departments: Military and Veterans Affairs, Corrections and Education. By mutual agreement between the parties to such primary negotiations, but at least once each month during negotiations, the Union may designate one (1) additional employee from each local union not represented on the primary negotiation team to participate in such negotiations, based upon the issues scheduled on the negotiations agenda.