Common use of Prohibition Against Strikes Clause in Contracts

Prohibition Against Strikes. A. The parties recognize that strikes (as defined by P.A. 336 of 1947, as amended, of Michigan Public Employees Relations Act) are contrary to law and public policy. The employer and the employees subscribe to the principle that differences should be resolved by good faith bargaining in keeping with the highest standards of municipal government without interruption of essential governmental services. Accordingly, the Union agrees that during the term of this Agreement, it shall not direct, instigate, participate in, encourage, or support any such strike or any interference with the operation of the School District.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: secure.munetrix.com, dashboard.eidexinsights.com, Agreement

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