Common use of Work-Life Services Programs Clause in Contracts

Work-Life Services Programs. §46.1 In recognition of the mutual benefits that will accrue to both the State and its employees, the State and UUP agree to provide Work-Life Services Programs set forth below to assist employees with bal- ancing work and family responsibilities. A Joint Labor-Management Advisory Board, which recognizes the need for combined representation of all employee negotiating units and the State, will monitor and evalu- ate the Work-Life Services Programs.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Pro Essional Services Negotiating Unit Agreement, Pro Essional Services Negotiating Unit Agreement

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Work-Life Services Programs. §46.1 In recognition of the mutual benefits benefits that will accrue to both the State and its employees, the State and UUP agree to provide Work-Life Services Programs set forth below to assist employees with bal- ancing work and family responsibilities. A Joint Labor-Management Advisory Board, which recognizes the need for combined representation of all employee negotiating units and the State, will monitor and evalu- ate the Work-Life Services Programs.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: www.buffalo.edu, uupinfo.org, oer.ny.gov

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Work-Life Services Programs. §46.1 In recognition of the mutual benefits benefits that will accrue to both the State and its employees, the State and UUP agree to provide Work-Life Services Programs set forth below to assist employees with bal- ancing balancing work and family responsibilities. A Joint Labor-Management Advisory Board, which recognizes the need for combined representation of all employee negotiating units and the State, will monitor and evalu- ate evaluate the Work-Work- Life Services Programs.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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