Common use of RECOGNITION CLAUSE Clause in Contracts

RECOGNITION CLAUSE. 1. The Board of Education at its regular meeting on June 1, 1970 officially recognized the St. Xxxx- Xxxxxx Teachers Association, for the purpose of professional negotiations under K.S.A. 72- 5413, et seq., as the exclusive representative for the teachers' unit of the professional employees. 2. The bargaining unit shall be defined as those employees of the Board in positions which require a certificate issued by the State Board of Education, but shall not mean any such person who is an administrative employee.

RECOGNITION CLAUSE. 1. The Board of Education at its regular an adjourned meeting on June 1October 17, 1970 1983 officially recognized the St. Xxxx- Xxxxxx Xxxxx Teachers Association, for the purpose of professional negotiations under K.S.A. 72- 72-5413, et et. seq., as the exclusive representative for the teachers' teacher’s unit of the professional employees. 2. The bargaining unit shall be defined as those employees of the Board in positions which require a certificate issued by the State Board of Education, but shall not mean any such person who is an administrative employee.

RECOGNITION CLAUSE. 1. The Board of Education at its regular meeting on June 1, 1970 officially recognized the St. Xxxx- Xxxxxx John- Hudson Teachers Association, for the purpose of professional negotiations under K.S.A. 72- 5413, et seq., as the exclusive representative for the teachers' unit of the professional employees. 2. The bargaining unit shall be defined as those employees of the Board in positions which require a certificate issued by the State Board of Education, but shall not mean any such person who is an administrative employee.

RECOGNITION CLAUSE. 1. The Board of Education at in its regular meeting on June 1Monday, 1970 December 10th, 1984 officially recognized the St. Xxxx- Xxxxxx Xxxxxxx County Teachers Association, for the purpose purposes of professional negotiations under K.S.A. 72- 72-5413, et seq., as the exclusive representative for the teachers' teachers unit of the professional employees. 2. The bargaining unit shall be defined as those employees of the Board of Education in positions which require a certificate issued by the State Board of Education, but shall not mean any such person who is an administrative employee.