Unit-Based Team Roles Stewards Sample Clauses

Unit-Based Team Roles Stewards and supervisors play a critical role in high-performance partnership organizations. Where work is organized and performed by unit-based teams, the roles are substantially different from those of traditional work situations. References to supervisors in this Agreement refer to management representatives. In unit-based teams, supervisors will continue to play a crucial role in providing leadership and support to
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