Representatives of the parties at negotiations Sample Clauses

Representatives of the parties at negotiations. The representatives of the enterprise and of the workers shall be empowered to conduct genuine negotiations. Negotiations with shop stewards can be attended either by the employer or by a deputy appointed by the employer from within the management. The employer or his/her deputy may summon other members of the management to take part in the negotiations. The shop stewards may call in representatives of those employees whom the negotiations concern and call in the group shop xxxxxxx if the matter concerns a group of companies. The head of the coordinating committee may meet instead of the group shop xxxxxxx. In disputes proceedings will not normally be attended by more than three representatives from each party. If only one shop xxxxxxx is present, he or she may be accompanied by another employee. 1. Employees who can be elected as shop stewards 2. Election by groups of employees 3. Number of shop stewards
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Representatives of the parties at negotiations. 1. The representatives of the enterprise and of the workers shall be empowered to conduct genuine negotiations, cf. § 6–2,subsection 2, and § 6–3. 2. Negotiations with shop stewards can be attended either by the employer or by a deputy appointed by the employer from within the management. The employer or his/her deputy may summon other members of the management to take part in the negotiations. The shop stewards may call in representatives of those employees whom the negotiations concern and call in the group shop xxxxxxx according to § 14–3 if the matter concerns a group of companies. The head of the coordinating committee may in accordance with § 5-8 meet instead of the group shop xxxxxxx. 3. In disputes proceedings will not normally be attended by more than three representatives from each party. If only one shop xxxxxxx is present, he or she may be accompanied by another employee.
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