Resource People Sample Clauses

Resource People. Additional resource people may be included by mutual consent. Each party will bear their own costs for resource people.
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Resource People. Resource people for negotiations shall be allowed on their own time, leave without pay, PTO, or compensatory time off to attend scheduled negotiation meetings for this Association to provide information to the committee on specific items on an as needed basis and as mutually agreed, prearranged and scheduled by the committee. The County shall facilitate arranging time off for resource people attending negotiations.
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Resource People. We have many skilled professionals who can offer training programs, serve as keynote speakers or provide consulting services. They can develop and lead training seminars or educational programs that meet your needs. We also offer a “coaching service” where we will provide technical assistance, resource materials and coaching while your local team develops, writes and presents the program, which is then made available to others. Our Associates have a broad range of experience in aspects of education and leadership development. For more info, contact our Director of Consultant Services.
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Resource People. Resource people for negotiations shall, by mutual agreement, be granted reasonable release time to attend scheduled negotiation meetings for this Association to provide information to the committee on specific items on an as needed basis. Additional resource people for negotiations shall be allowed on their own time, leave without pay, PTO, or compensatory time off to attend scheduled negotiation meetings for this Association to provide information to the committee on specific items on an as needed basis and as mutually agreed, prearranged and scheduled by the committee. The County shall facilitate arranging time off for resource people attending negotiations.
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Resource People. Resource people for the unit negotiations shall be allowed on their own time, leave without pay, vacation, or compensatory time off to attend scheduled negotiation meetings for this unit to provide information to the committee on specific items on an as needed basis and as mutually agreed, prearranged and scheduled by the committees. The County shall facilitate arranging time off for resource people attending negotiations. Should any new units be established for representation by Local 715, the parties will meet and confer regarding negotiation committee size.
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Resource People. Resource people for the negotiations shall be allowed on their own time, leave without pay, vacation, or compensatory time off to attend scheduled negotiation meetings to provide information to the Committee on specific items on an as needed basis and as mutually agreed, prearranged and scheduled by the Committee. VTA shall facilitate arranging time off for resource people attending negotiations.
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Resource People. The MEA is intended to promote access to Anishinabek education resources. In this regard, the AES will provide a list of resources, including experts in Anishinabek culture, language, education and governance. The protocol for engaging and compensating Elders and cultural resource people is an important to address in an ESA. Conversation starters: 1. The expectation of the AES First Nation is that Elders and/or other cultural resource people will be cared for. Knowledge and wisdom are honoured through an honoraria and gift. How will appropriate honoraria and gifts be determined? 2. How will the School Board ensure that it is working with recognized Elders and/or other cultural resource people? 3. What is the process to identify areas of expertise held by Elders and/or other cultural resource people?
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