Common use of Re: Joint Nursing Council Clause in Contracts

Re: Joint Nursing Council. 1. There shall be a Council which shall be known as “The Joint Nursing Council” and shall consist of six (6) members of whom: (a) One shall be the Minister of Health or designate; (b) One shall be appointed by the Executive Council of the Government of Manitoba; (c) One shall be appointed by the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba; (d) Three shall be appointed by the Manitoba Nurses’ Union 2. The Joint Nursing Council shall be chaired by the Minister of Health or designate. 3. The Joint Nursing Council shall meet at such times as it may determine, and at such other times as may be determined by the Chairperson, in consultation with the members. 4. The Joint Nursing Council shall consult on any suggestions or requests made by members of the Council concerning: (a) Working conditions and work-life issues; (b) Recruitment and retention of nurses; (c) Any other issue considered to improve patient care and contribute to the efficient management of the health care system. 5. The Joint Nursing Council shall endeavour to promote and maintain good will between Employers and the Manitoba Nurses’ Union, and encourage free and xxxxx discussion of all problems, with a view to reaching mutually acceptable resolutions.

Re: Joint Nursing Council. 1. There shall be a Council which shall be known as “The Joint Nursing Council” and shall consist of six (6) members of whom: (a) One shall be the Minister of Health or designate; (b) One shall be appointed by the Executive Council of the Government of Manitoba; (c) One shall be appointed by the Regional Health Authorities of Manitoba; (d) Three shall be appointed by the Manitoba Nurses’ Union 2. The Joint Nursing Council shall be chaired by the Minister of Health or designate. 3. The Joint Nursing Council shall meet at such times as it may determine, and at such other times as may be determined by the Chairperson, in consultation with the members. 4. The Joint Nursing Council shall consult on any suggestions or requests made by members of the Council concerning: (a) Working conditions and work-life issues; (b) Recruitment and retention of nurses; (c) Any other issue considered to improve patient care and contribute to the efficient management of the health care system. 5. The Joint Nursing Council shall endeavour endeavor to promote and maintain good will between Employers and the Manitoba Nurses’ Union, and encourage free and xxxxx discussion of all problems, with a view to reaching mutually acceptable resolutions.