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Union Response Sample Clauses

Union ResponseThe Union shall be entitled to make proposals, including proposals on ways to avoid contracting out, within four (4) weeks of receiving notice pursuant to Article 32.24(a). The Union’s suggestions should specifically address the reasons for the contracting out.
Union ResponseThe Union agrees that in any event of any strike, work stoppage, illegal picketing, or interference with the operation of the City, a responsible official of the union shall immediately and publicly disavow such strike or work stoppage and order the employees engaged in such activities to return to work.
Union ResponseThe Union shall be provided with sufficient information to reach its own judgment on whether there is a Need, the appropriate Impact and to develop its own proposed Layoff Minimization Plan.
Union ResponseIn the event of a strike, work stoppage, slowdown, picketing, observance of a picket line, or other restriction of or interference with work in any form, either on the basis of individual choice or collective employee conduct, the Union shall immediately, upon notification from the County, attempt to secure an immediate and orderly return to work. This obligation and the obligations set forth above shall not be affected or limited by the subject matter involved in the dispute giving rise to the stoppage.
Union Response. ‌ Should any activity proscribed by Section 5.1 occur, the Union will immediately: A. publicly disavow the action by the Dispatchers or other persons involved;
Union Response. If the Union does not respond to the Notice of New Classification and Rate within a period of fourteen (14) calendar days, the classification and rate shall become effective. If the Union rejects the rate, the matter shall be negotiated with the Employer or Employer-Courts.
Union Response. The USW shall be provided expeditiously with sufficient information relevant to the layoff, and the USW may reach its own judgment on whether there is a Need, the appropriate Impact and to develop its own proposed Layoff Minimization Plan. Any response shall be presented in a timely fashion so as not to unreasonably delay action under this Appendix.
Union Response. Should any activity proscribed by Section 5.1 occur, the Union will immediately: A. publicly disavow the action by the Sergeants or other persons involved; B. advise the University in writing that the action has not been caused or sanctioned by the Union; C. post notices on Union bulletin boards and on its website stating that it disapproves of the action and instructing all Sergeants to cease the action and return to work immediately, and D. take such other steps as are reasonably appropriate to ensure compliance with the provisions of this Section. The University will have the right to discharge or otherwise discipline any or all Sergeants who violate any of the provisions of this Section, and in the event a grievance is filed, the sole question to be resolved in the grievance procedure and arbitration will be whether the Sergeant participated in the action prohibited by this Section. If it is determined that a Sergeant did participate, the disciplinary action taken by the University may not be disturbed.
Union ResponseThe Union agrees that in the event of any strike, work stoppage or interference with the operation of the County, a responsible official of the Union shall promptly and publicly disavow such strikes and work stoppage and forward written orders to the employees engaged in such activities to retum to work immediately. The Union agrees to post on those bulletin boards referenced in Article 19 notices which order the prohibited activities to cease immediately. These Union responses shall occur immediately upon receipt of a tten notice from the office of the County Manager or from the office of the Human Resources Director that such prohibited activities have taken or are taking place within specific department(s).
Union ResponseThe Union shall be provided with sufficient information to reach its own judgment on whether there is a Need, the appropriate Impact and to develop its own proposed Layoff Minimization Plan. Dispute Resolution a. In the event the Parties cannot reach agreement on whether there is a Need, the appropriate Impact and the terms of a Layoff Minimization Plan, the Company may implement its plan and the Union may submit their dispute to an expedited final offer arbitration under procedures to be developed by the Parties. If the Company lays off Employees in violation of this Section, such Employees shall be made whole. b. The arbitrator’s ruling shall address whether the Company demonstrated a Need and if it did, whose proposed Impact and Layoff Minimization Plan was more reasonable, given all the circumstances and the objectives of the Parties.