Common use of Principle of continuous negotiations Clause in Contracts

Principle of continuous negotiations. If one of the parties to this Collective Agreement wishes to initiate a process of amending or supplementing the Agreement, it shall present to the other party a justified written proposal to which the other party shall respond in the same manner in writing without delay. If the parties reach an agreement on amending or supplementing the Agreement, the amendment may enter into force in a manner agreed on by the parties despite the fact that the period of validity of the Collective Agreement has not expired. In other respects, the negotiation procedure between the parties is subject to the provisions on the order of negotiation laid down in this Agreement. The above provisions do not change the commitment to labour market harmony between the parties in accordance with the Collective Agreements Act. Thus, if negotiations in accordance with the principle of continuous negotiations are inconclusive, it shall not mean that the validity of the Collective Agreement provision which the proposed amendment concerned has expired, nor shall it mean the cancellation of the related commitment to labour market harmony.

Principle of continuous negotiations. 1. If one of the parties to this Collective Agreement wishes to initiate a process pro- cess of amending or supplementing the Agreement, it shall present to the other party a justified written proposal to which the other party shall respond in the same manner in writing without delay. 2. If the parties reach an agreement on amending or supplementing the Agreement, the amendment may enter into force in a manner agreed on by the parties despite the fact that the period of validity of the Collective Agreement has not expired. 3. In other respects, the negotiation procedure between the parties is subject to the provisions on the order of negotiation laid down in this Agreement. 4. The above provisions do not change the commitment to labour market harmony between the parties parties, in accordance with the Collective Agreements Act. Thus, if negotiations in accordance with the principle of continuous negotiations nego- tiations are inconclusive, it shall not mean that the validity of the Collective Agreement provision which the proposed amendment concerned has expired, expired or nor shall it mean the cancellation of the related commitment to labour market mar- ket harmony.

Principle of continuous negotiations. If one of the parties to this Collective Agreement wishes to initiate a process of amending or supplementing the Agreement, it shall present to the other party a justified written proposal to which the other party shall respond in the same manner in writing without delay. If the parties reach an agreement on amending or supplementing the Agreement, the amendment may enter into force in a manner agreed on by the parties despite the fact that the period of validity of the Collective Agreement has not expired. In other respects, the negotiation procedure between the parties is subject to the provisions on the order of negotiation laid down in this Agreement. The above provisions do not change the commitment to labour market harmony between the parties parties, in accordance with the Collective Agreements Act. Thus, if negotiations in accordance with the principle of continuous negotiations are inconclusive, it shall not mean that the validity of the Collective Agreement provision which the proposed amendment concerned has expired, expired or nor shall it mean the cancellation of the related commitment to labour market harmony.

Principle of continuous negotiations. If one of the parties to this Collective Agreement wishes to initiate a process of amending or supplementing the Agreement, it shall present to the other party a justified written proposal to which the other party shall respond in the same manner in writing without delay. If the parties reach an agreement on amending or supplementing the Agreement, the amendment may enter into force in a manner agreed on upon by the parties despite the fact that the period of validity of the Collective Agreement has not expired. In other respects, the negotiation procedure between the parties is subject to the provisions on the order of negotiation laid down in this Agreement. The above provisions do not change the commitment to labour market harmony between the parties parties, in accordance with the Collective Agreements Act. Thus, if negotiations in accordance with the principle of continuous negotiations are inconclusive, it shall not mean that the validity of the Collective Agreement provision which the proposed amendment concerned has expired, expired nor shall it mean the cancellation of the related commitment to labour market harmony.