Proposed Changes. Notice of such proposed changes which directly relate to wages, hours, or working conditions will be furnished to the Union at the national level at least sixty (60) days prior to issuance. At the request of the Union, the parties shall meet concerning such changes. If the Union, after the meeting, believes that the proposed changes violate this Agreement (including this Article), it may then submit the issue to national level arbitration in accordance with the grievance-arbitration procedure within sixty (60) days after receipt of the notice of the proposed change. Copies of those parts of all new handbooks, manuals and regulations that directly relate to wages, hours or working conditions, as they apply to employees covered by this Agreement, shall be furnished the Union upon issuance.
Proposed Changes. Any proposed changes to this Contract must be made on a separate rider. Any deletions of any term, provision or condition of this Contract shall be deemed a counter-offer and Seller will them be permitted to renegotiate the sales price.
Proposed Changes. 2.2.2.2.1 For changes to processes other than those described under subsection 2.2.2.1 above, including but not limited to process obsolescence, Seller shall follow the procedures, including but not limited to the notification requirements, stated in the then-current revision of the Process Change Notification (PCN) Procedure, Spec. No. GG-Q00-002, and shall issue a Proposed Change Notification if required by such Spec.
2.2.2.2.2 Such Proposed Change Notification shall describe the nature of the proposed change(s), including reasons for the change(s), the anticipated schedule for implementation of the change(s), and other relevant technical and logistic considerations, including without limitation quality and reliability data to the extent available.
2.2.2.2.3 Buyer shall approve or disapprove any such proposed change promptly, but in no event may any such change be disapproved later than ten (10) business days after receipt of the Proposed Change Notification.
2.2.2.2.4 If Buyer disapproves such proposed change within the ten business day period allowed, Seller shall continue to manufacture and deliver to Buyer unchanged Products in accordance with the applicable Agreements for a minimum of six
Proposed Changes. Neither Party will, without the prior written consent of the other Party, make or incorporate in the Gemini kit, Gemini R&D kit or Gemini MS any change in any process or any change in any design that affects the electrical performance; the mechanical form fit, or function; the environmental compatibility; the chemical characteristics; the software compatibility; or the life, reliability, or quality of such Gemini Product (collectively, "Engineering Changes"). Each Party will give to the other Party notice of any proposed Engineering Change, and will provide evaluation samples and other appropriate information at least 90 days prior to the first proposed shipment of the Gemini kit, Gemini R&D kit or Gemini MS involving an Engineering Change. Each Party also will give to the other Party notice of any proposed geographical relocation of any manufacturing process together with assurances that such relocation will not affect product availability, the electrical performance, the mechanical form, fit, or function, the environmental compatibility, the chemical characteristics, the software compatibility, or the life, reliability, or quality of such Gemini Product, at least 60 days before such relocation.
Proposed Changes. Whenever there is a proposed change in the job description of a class within the bargaining unit which would affect employees, the Civil Service Commission shall discuss the proposed change(s) with the Union. If the Union is not satisfied with the proposed change(s), the Union may initiate any appropriate procedure to contest the propriety of the Civil Service Commission's decision.
Proposed Changes. The City and the Association agree to attempt to resolve any proposed changes to the description of the bargaining unit before requesting PERB to intervene in such issues.
Proposed Changes. As the Union states, the current language was added into the Contract just during the last negotiations. At that time, Officers in certain categories, such as the Evidence Technicians, were having difficulty getting vacation time. According to the testimony, some Officers signed up for paid on call to cover problems which might develop when only one ET was available. Fortunately there was no indication that a crime scene had not been properly covered because of unavailable technicians. The on call costs because of low xxxxxxx were not specified. Without identifying any particular changes in circumstances from 2004 when the Parties reviewed staffing and agreed to minimum numbers of Officers who would be allowed off at any one time, the evidence showed that serious xxxxxxx problems exist as a consequence of vacation selections. The City would resolve such problems by the designation of available weeks for vacation through adoption of a percentage formula19. They assert that use of the percentage approach would facilitate changes in the numbers of Officers permitted off duty for vacations when there are changes in staffing - additions of subtractions. The Union asserts that the City has failed to justify the changes they seek. According to the testimony, in Evidence there are three Officers on days, three work afternoons and one midnights. Under present language, two are allowed off afternoons and days – 66% of the workforce can be off. The vacation entitlements of the incumbent Officers were not shown. However, as of December 2007, there had been 94 days when first shift Evidence had only one Officer working and eleven days when there were no Officers working. Second shift Evidence had 90 days with only one Officer at work and thirteen days without any Officers present. Were the Aurora percent proposal rounded to the nearest whole number and used to determine the number that may be off, at least one person in Evidence would be allowed off each week. As mentioned, currently, a minimum of two Evidence Officers may be off.
Proposed Changes. GSK will notify POZEN in advance of any material modification to the Commercialization Plan made by GSK during a given calendar year. POZEN will have the opportunity to review and provide comments with respect to any proposed material modifications and will provide such comments to GSK within thirty (30) days following POZEN’s receipt of the proposed modifications. GSK will reasonably address and give good faith consideration to POZEN’s concerns and comments regarding any proposed material changes to the Launch Plan or Commercialization Plan; provided, however, that the decision with regard to such proposed changes will be made by GSK.
Proposed Changes. If a Party (the “Proposing Party”) desires to propose a change in, or addition to, the Services or other aspects of the 4830-2082-6212v.8 207239136_2 LAW Agreement, such Proposing Party’s Project Executive (or a person authorized in writing by Proposing Party 's Project Executive) will deliver, at its expense, a written notice to the other Party’s (the “Change Requested Party”) Project Executive describing the proposal. The Change Requested Party will respond to such proposal as promptly as reasonably possible by preparing, at its expense, and delivering to the Proposing Party’s Project Executive a Change Control Document.
Proposed Changes. If the President or Board initiates any change in the present policies, the proposed change shall be forwarded to the faculty governance organization for its views. The faculty governance organization shall receive notice of the proposed change twenty (20) working days in advance of the effective day when classes are in session and thirty (30) working days in advance when classes are not in session.
