Common use of Purpose of the Committee Clause in Contracts

Purpose of the Committee. (a) At the request of either the Union, or the Employer's senior nursing management representative, a Nursing Advisory Committee (NAC) shall be established to: (i) Review and make recommendations relative to those unresolved issues relating to workload and staffing including documented workload staffing reports. (ii) Provide a forum for discussion and make recommendations on issues relative to nursing professional practice such as nursing standards, nursing functions, physical planning and layout of facilities as they relate to nursing and other matters of concern. (b) The parties mutually recognize that resolving nurses’ workplace issues supports the delivery of effective patient/resident/client care and contributes to a healthy work environment.

Purpose of the Committee. (a) At the request of either the Union, Union or the Employer's ’s senior nursing management representativemanagement, a Nursing Advisory Committee (NAC) shall be established at each site to: (i) Review and make recommendations relative to those unresolved issues relating to workload and staffing including documented workload staffing reportsWorkload Staffing Reports. (ii) Provide a forum for discussion and make recommendations on issues relative to nursing professional practice such as nursing standards, nursing functions, physical planning and layout of facilities as they relate to nursing and other matters of concern. (b) The parties mutually recognize that resolving nurses’ workplace issues supports the delivery of effective patient/resident/client care and contributes to a healthy work environment.

Purpose of the Committee. (a) At the request of either the Union, Union or the Employer's ’s senior nursing management representativemanagement, a Nursing Advisory Committee (NAC) shall be established at each site to: (i) Review and make recommendations relative to those unresolved issues relating to workload and staffing including documented workload staffing reports. (ii) Provide a forum for discussion and make recommendations on issues relative to nursing professional practice such as nursing standards, nursing functions, physical planning and layout of facilities as they relate to nursing and other matters of concern. (b) The parties mutually recognize that resolving nurses’ workplace issues supports the delivery of effective patient/resident/client care and contributes to a healthy work environment.