PRODUCTIVITY BARGAINING Sample Clauses
The PRODUCTIVITY BARGAINING clause establishes the framework for negotiations between employers and employees (or their representatives) specifically focused on improving productivity in the workplace. Typically, this clause outlines the process for discussing changes to work practices, technology, or organizational structures that could enhance efficiency, and may link such changes to adjustments in pay, benefits, or working conditions. Its core practical function is to facilitate mutually beneficial agreements that align increased productivity with fair compensation or other incentives, thereby promoting cooperation and reducing disputes over workplace changes.
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PRODUCTIVITY BARGAINING. The parties to the Agreement are committed to a process of productivity bargaining based on consultation which will bring about improved efficiency and productivity at the site. Further, the parties are committed to an objective measurement of productivity to determine if improvements have been achieved and the sharing of the improvements between the Company and the employees on a regular basis.
PRODUCTIVITY BARGAINING. Following the receipt of a request from the HSOA to negotiate an amendment to this Agreement with Tambellup District Hospital, a representative from Tambellup District Hospital will meet with a representative from the HSOA to discuss the request as soon as practicable but in any event within five working days of the receipt of the request. These discussions should include process issues such as what sort of bargaining mechanism will be established, what consultative process can be used or needs to be put in place, possible initiatives to be considered and the time frame. Negotiations will be conducted in a manner and time frame agreed by the parties to this Agreement.
PRODUCTIVITY BARGAINING. (1) The parties have agreed that productivity Agreements may be entered into on the terms set out in Annexure D.
(2) Any agreement entered into shall be submitted to the appropriate Regional Council for record purposes. (inserted by Government Notice R.1491 of 27 November 1998)