Wellness/Fitness Committee Sample Clauses

Wellness/Fitness Committee. Fire Management will manage a Wellness/Fitness Committee with representation comprised of both Fire Management and representatives of the Association.
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Wellness/Fitness Committee. The fire department shall establish a standing committee of up to six (6) personnel, up to three (3) members appointed by the fire chief and up to three (3) employees appointed by the union president. This group will serve as the fire department wellness/fitness committee. The committee’s quarterly meeting schedule will be posted in January for the remainder of that calendar year. Minutes of each meeting will be recorded and distributed via official fire department correspondence. Any bargaining unit member may be replaced if they resign or doesn’t attend 75% of the meetings over a two (2) year period. The committee will also evaluate the program, and suggestions for improvement, and prepare an annual report to be submitted to the fire chief and the union president. The program will follow general order 10.8.0 department wellness and fitness program.
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