Scheduling Conflict Sample Clauses
A Scheduling Conflict clause defines how situations are handled when two or more obligations or events are set to occur at the same time, making it impossible for all to be fulfilled as planned. Typically, this clause outlines the process for resolving such conflicts, such as prioritizing certain commitments, rescheduling, or notifying the affected parties in advance. Its core function is to provide a clear mechanism for managing overlapping obligations, thereby minimizing disruption and ensuring that all parties understand how conflicts will be addressed.
Scheduling Conflict. In the event that a scheduling conflict arises that cannot be adjusted for the current school year, the Exclusive Representative and the School District will work together to determine the additional compensation or role based on APPENDIX III.
Scheduling Conflict. At the store-level, the PARTIES, (AFGE Local Union Representative and Store-level Management), where issues have been identified and/or there is low morale resulting from scheduling, the PARTIES agree to engage in discussions in which they will try and resolve those issues.