Unilateral Re-opener Sample Clauses

Unilateral Re-opener. It is recognized that the County intends to create, staff and maintain sufficient half time positions to make it possible for at least four employees to participate in the job sharing program created by this Article. If the County does not implement and maintain that intent, then it is agreed that the County shall give the union and all participants at least six (6) months notice and shall promptly resume bargaining over the provisions of a replacement article to implement the parties' commitment to a job sharing program. Failing prompt agreement, either party may declare impasse and the dispute shall be expeditiously submitted to a neutral selected in accordance with the Fire and Rescue Collective Bargaining Law for the last best total package offer binding arbitration.
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