Recognized Levels of Authority and Responsibility Sample Clauses

Recognized Levels of Authority and Responsibility. Section 1: Remained the same other than cosmetic changes • Section 2 : Additional level has been added • There are now 4 levels instead of 3 levels • Level 2 now includes the SPHD and NAAE designee The PPQ & NAAE Green Book Agreement
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Recognized Levels of Authority and Responsibility. Section 1, is basically the same as it was under the Red Book, but it did have some cosmetic changes. Basically, it says our practice is to settle each issue at the point nearest its origin, and at the management level that has the authority to deal with the issue. Issues are not elevated to a higher level unless they cannot be resolved. And no issue will go outside of PPQ until the Regional Director and Deputy Administrator have had a chance to fix it. In Section 2, we did add an additional level, there used to be three and now there are four. We included the State Plant Health Director and the NAAE designee in there because they weren't always included in the previous three levels. Slide 5 Here we have a little diagram of what the different levels of authority and responsibility are. At the first level, it's going to be the Port Director or OIC as applicable. Then, in some cases it could be the State Plant Health Director in those appropriate states. And the union counterpart would be the branch president, or the representative designated by the union. And as Xxxxx referenced, at step two, we have the State Plant Health Director or other management designee. And the union will designate the appropriate union representative at that step of the process.‌‌ Slide 6 Then we have the Regional Director and the NAAE Regional Vice President will be working together on issues, and then finally the Deputy Administrator and National President or designated union representative. By designated union representative, that means any employee within the bargaining union that the union has identified in writing to represent the union. For the most part, it's going to follow what we have here, but sometimes different circumstances require different people. Customary and usual representation and other labor management activity will be conducted at the levels about. Employer and union acknowledged there may be circumstances in which communications with other organizational levels may be desirable. Again, that will be case-by-case. Slide 7
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Recognized Levels of Authority and Responsibility. 3 SECTION 1. POLICY 3 SECTION 2. LEVELS OF AUTHORITY 3 SECTION 3. ELECTION OF LEVEL 4
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