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SUPERVISORY ISSUES. There shall be a two-campus labor-management committee established to discuss issues of concern to either party that arise from the presence of supervisors and supervisees in the same bargaining unit.
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SUPERVISORY ISSUES. There shall be a twoMcampus laborMmanagement committee established to discuss issues of concern to either party that arise from the presence of supervisors and supervisees in the same bargaining unit. SIDE LETTER FAMILY ISSUES In order to address comprehensive family support policies including child care, family resources and elder care, joint labor management Family Issues Committees shall be established on each campus, with up to three (3) members appointed by the Administration and three (3) members appointed by the Union. On the Amherst campus the committee shall consider how to provide improved facilities for child care and a family center, and how to fully integrate the Center for Early Education and Care (CEEC) into the academic mission of the University. On the Boston campus the committee shall consider how to address employees’ child care needs, how to provide improved facilities for child care, and how to fully integrate the UMB Early Learning Center into the academic mission of the University. On the Amherst campus only, this committee will also discuss and make recommendations on housing and residence issues.

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