Common use of Wage Re-opener Clause in Contracts

Wage Re-opener. The employer shall provide full disclosure to the Chair of the Bargaining Unit within thirty (30) days of any new or additional funds made available by the Government of Saskatchewan or any other funding agent. Within thirty (30) days following notification, either party may serve notice to commence negotiating amendments to the wages and/or benefits contained within this Collective Agreement. Following ratification of amendments, a joint letter shall be sent to the funding agent outlining distribution of funds.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, www.sgeu.org

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Wage Re-opener. The employer Employer shall provide full disclosure to notify the Negotiating Chair of the Bargaining Unit within thirty (30) days of any new or new, additional funds or reduced funding made available by the Government of Saskatchewan or any other funding agent. Within thirty (30) days following notification, either party may serve notice to commence negotiating amendments to the wages and/or benefits contained within this Collective Agreement. Following ratification of amendments, a joint letter shall be sent to the funding agent outlining distribution of funds.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Wage Re-opener. The employer shall provide full disclosure notice to the Bargaining Chair of the Bargaining Unit within thirty (30) days of any new or additional funds made available by the Government of Saskatchewan or any other funding agent. Within thirty (30) days following notification, either party may serve notice to commence negotiating amendments to the wages and/or benefits contained within this Collective Agreement. Following ratification of amendments, a joint letter shall be sent to the funding agent outlining distribution of funds.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Saskatchewan Government Employees

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