Section 2 – Rights and Prerogatives Sample Clauses

Section 2 – Rights and Prerogatives. 27 The exercise of the rights and prerogatives of the Hospital shall not be 28 subject to a grievance except where such exercise is arbitrary, unreasonable, 29 or capricious, or a direct violation of the collective bargaining agreement. 31 ARTICLE 4 –NURSING COMMITTEES 32 4.1. Section 1 – Professional Nursing Care Committee (PNCC). 33 4.1.1. Recognition. 1 The Association may establish, and the Hospital will recognize a Professional 2 Nursing Care Committee (PNCC) composed of bargaining unit members who 3 are members of the Association. The PNCC may be composed of up to one 4 nurse per nursing unit/department. Nurses shall elect PNCC members 5 annually as outlined in the ONA Bay Area Hospital Bylaws, with members 6 serving two (2) year terms. The Hospital shall provide sufficient paid hours 7 per fiscal year for PNCC members to attend to PNCC responsibilities 8 described herein. The release hours shall be paid at each nurse’s straight
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Section 2 – Rights and Prerogatives. 8 The exercise of the rights and prerogatives of the Hospital shall not be subject to a 9 grievance except where such exercise is arbitrary, unreasonable, or capricious, or a direct 10 violation of the collective bargaining agreement.
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Section 2 – Rights and Prerogatives. 14 The exercise of the rights and prerogatives of the Hospital shall not be 15 subject to a grievance except where such exercise is arbitrary, unreasonable 16 or capricious. 18 ARTICLE 4 –NURSING COMMITTEES‌ 19 4.1. Section 1 – Professional Nursing Care Committee (PNCC).‌ 20 4.1.1. Recognition. 21 The Association may establish, and the Hospital will recognize a Professional 22 Nursing Care Committee (PNCC) composed of bargaining unit members who 23 are members of the Association. The PNCC may be composed of up to one 24 nurse per nursing unit/department. Nurses shall elect PNCC members 25 annually as outlined in the ONA Bay Area Hospital Bylaws, with members 26 serving two (2) year terms. The Hospital shall provide sufficient paid hours 27 per fiscal year for PNCC members to attend to PNCC responsibilities 28 described herein. The release hours shall be paid at each nurse’s straight 29 time. 31 4.1.2. Function. 32 It shall be the function and duty of the Professional Nursing Care
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