Senior Management Team or Board Presentation Sample Clauses

Senior Management Team or Board Presentation. In the event that an issue likely to have a significant effect on the bargaining unit is discussed at the Forum and results in either (i) a Forum-approved recommendation to the Senior Management Team, or (ii) a deadlock among Forum members on whether to issue a recommendation with all three (3) Guild representatives voting in favor, then one Guild representative appointed under Article 4 above may make a presentation to the Senior Management Team before they make a final decision on the issue. If the Senior Management Team refers the recommendation to the Board for decision and the Board accepts the referral, then the Senior Management Team will request that the Board seat one Guild representative appointed under Article 4 above to make a presentation to the Board before it makes any decision.
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