Common use of Rules and Mandatory Bargaining Clause in Contracts

Rules and Mandatory Bargaining. City and the Association further recognize that the matters covered by departmental Rules and Regulations include matters which are and are not subject to mandatory bargaining under the provisions of Nevada Revised Statutes 288. The City and the Association also recognize that these Rules and Regulations are subject to change by the Department Chief, provided however, that any changes shall not affect subjects of mandatory bargaining without prior negotiations.

Rules and Mandatory Bargaining. City and the Association further recognize that the matters covered by departmental Rules and Regulations include matters which are and are not subject to mandatory bargaining under the provisions of Nevada Revised Statutes 288. The City and the Association also recognize that these Rules and Regulations are subject to change by the Department Chief, provided provided, however, that any changes shall not affect subjects of mandatory bargaining without prior negotiations.

Rules and Mandatory Bargaining. The City and the Association further recognize that the matters covered by departmental Rules and Regulations include matters which are and are not subject to mandatory bargaining under the provisions of Nevada Revised Statutes 288. The City and the Association also recognize that these Rules and Regulations are subject to change by the Department ChiefChief or Director of Corrections, provided however, that any changes shall not affect subjects of mandatory bargaining without prior negotiations.

Rules and Mandatory Bargaining. The City and the Association further recognize that the matters covered by departmental Rules and Regulations include matters which are and are not subject to mandatory bargaining under the provisions of Nevada Revised Statutes 288. The City and the Association also recognize that these Rules and Regulations are subject to change by the Department ChiefChief or Director of Corrections, provided provided, however, that any changes shall not affect subjects of mandatory bargaining without prior negotiations.