Scope and Purpose of the Committee Sample Clauses

Scope and Purpose of the Committee. The items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to, the following subjects: class sizes, proposals for contract modification, points of contract interpretations, deployment of District programs not covered by contractual provisions, and such items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting salaries, stipends, and all conditions of employment. The purpose is to mediate any perceived difficulties of employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and XXXX. Each side retains its right to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the LMRC. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by both sides.
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Scope and Purpose of the Committee. The items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to, the following subjects: class sizes, least restrictive environment (LRE), class load, points of contract interpretations, items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting wages, hours, and all other terms and conditions of employment, and to consider other matters of professional concern. The purpose of the committee is to determine a possible solution to any perceived difficulties of the employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and the Association. Each side retains its right to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the LMRC. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by both the Board and Association. Each side shall determine in committee the need for wider ratification of decisions reached.
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Scope and Purpose of the Committee. (1) The items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to the following subjects: grievances, class sizes, proposals for contract modifications, points of contract interpretation, deployment of District programs not covered by contractual provisions, and such items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting salaries, stipends and all conditions of employment. (2) The purpose is to mediate any perceived difficulties of certified employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and the Mundelein Elementary Education Association. Each side retains its rights to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the Mutual Concerns Committee. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by each board. Each side shall determine in committee the need for wider ratification of decisions reached except under item (3). (3) Impact Bargaining: Items that the Association deems of sufficient import to be usually needing impact bargaining shall be so indicated in a meeting of the Mutual Concerns Committee called by the Association or agreed to by the two constituencies. Impact bargaining items decided upon need ratification by the Board and at least, the full executive committee of the Mundelein Elementary Education Association. (4) Either the Mundelein Elementary Education Association Executive Board or the Board may call a Mutual Concerns Committee meeting. No later than five (5) school days after the call has been issued, each party shall provide the other party with a descriptive agenda, which reviews the items to be discussed at the meeting. A meeting shall follow no later than fifteen
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Scope and Purpose of the Committee. ‌ The items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to, the following subjects: time and support for teachers, secretaries and assistants, proposals for contract modifications, points of contract interpretations, deployment of District programs not covered by contractual provisions, and such items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting salaries, stipends, and all conditions of employment. The purpose is to mediate any perceived difficulties of employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and the Association. Each side retains its right to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the DLMRC. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by both sides.
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Scope and Purpose of the Committee. The committee shall meet as needed to review the contract. Other items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to, the following subjects: grievances, class sizes, proposals for contract modifications, points of contract interpretations, deployment of district programs not covered by contractual provisions, and such items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting salaries, stipends and all conditions of employment. The purpose is to mediate any perceived difficulties of certified employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and Association. Each side retains its right to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the Labor Management Relations Committee. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by both sides. The parties agree that the mere discussion of any items of concern by the Labor Management Relations Committee shall not render such items grievable. SIGNATURE PAGE 1 40881 41183 41653 42464 43732 45069 45839 46610 47468 48327 2 42108 42480 43047 43864 45109 46574 47404 48232 49152 50075 3 43371 43818 44533 45312 46531 48154 49044 49934 50922 51912 4 44671 45198 46070 46808 47996 49813 50765 51720 52782 53843 5 46011 46622 47659 48351 49508 51552 52573 53597 54735 55873 6 48091 49304 49947 51067 53381 54477 55571 56791 58008 7 49606 50930 51595 52675 55311 56482 57653 58956 60261 8 51168 52561 53298 54334 57341 58594 59846 61241 62635 9 54242 55057 56046 59479 60819 62159 63652 65143 10 55978 56873 57812 61739 63170 64601 66195 67788 11 58751 59633 64122 65650 67179 68880 70582 12 60689 61512 66640 68273 69907 71725 73541 13 69300 71044 72791 74733 76676 14 72113 73978 75843 77919 79996 15 75089 77086 79083 81304 83527 16 78245 80383 82520 84899 87278 17 81596 83885 86175 88722 91268 18 87623 90073 92798 95523 19 94236 97155 100073 20 90504 93235 95966 101822 104948 21 105196 22 105805 23 106635 24 107936 25 109352 1 41121 41424 41897 42713 43988 45333 46108 46883 47746 48610 0 00000 00000 00000 44121 45374 46847 47682 48514 49440 50369 3 43625 44075 44794 45578 46804 48437 49332 50226 51221 52216 4 44933 45463 46340 47082 48277 50105 51063 52023 53091 54159 5 46281 46895 47938 48635 49798 51854 52881 53911 55056 56201 6 48373 49593 50240 51366 53694 54796 55897 57124 58349 7 49897 51...
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Scope and Purpose of the Committee. The items for committee business shall include, but not be limited to, the following subjects: grievances, proposals for contract modifications, points of contract interpretations, discussion of issues not covered by the contract and such other items considered necessary to a smooth regulation of matters affecting wages, hours or other terms and conditions of employment. The purpose of the committee meeting(s) is to mediate any perceived difficulties of bargaining unit employees in the District and, if possible, to expedite solutions enforceable with the mutual concurrence of the Board and Grass Lake Education Association. Each side retains its right to determine ratification, if any, of decisions and recommendations developed by the Labor Management Relations Committee. By mutual agreement these decisions may become binding and reflected in memoranda of understanding attached to the contract, provided such have majority acceptance by both sides. The parties agree that the mere discussion of any items of concern by the Labor Management Relations Committee shall not render such items as mandatory subjects of bargaining nor as items subject to the grievance procedure.
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  • Labour Management Relations Committee In recognition of the mutual benefits of open communications and on-going consultation between the faculty and the employer, the Labour/Management Relations Committee will meet on a regular basis and have equal representation for the Union and the Employer. The LMRC will serve as an open forum for the free and candid discussion of matters of mutual concern to faculty members and management.

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