Xxxxxxx Council Sample Clauses

Xxxxxxx Council. The City will provide release time for Union Stewards to attend monthly Xxxxxxx Council meetings and training sessions. Each Xxxxxxx shall receive a maximum of four (4) hours per month to attend the meeting. A maximum of twenty-five (25) Stewards shall be released to attend the meeting. The Chapter President or Chief Xxxxxxx will notify Human Resources in writing at least two (2) weeks in advance with the names of the Stewards attending the monthly meeting. In event thereare conflicts in a work schedules that may create problems with a designated Xxxxxxx attending the meeting, the Chapter President or Chief Xxxxxxx will work with the affected department supervisor to schedule Xxxxxxx attendance in a manner which minimizes the disruption of the work.
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Xxxxxxx Council. The scope of the Diplomatic Service Xxxxxxx Council (DSWC) covers all Diplomatic Service staff and UK-based employees of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The DSWC will meet for the purpose of exchanging views on business.
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Xxxxxxx Council. The Employer agrees to recognize one (1) xxxxxxx with one (1) or more years of service with the Cheboygan County Sheriff's Department. The duties of the xxxxxxx shall be limited to the administration of this Agreement including the investigation and presentation of grievances as established in the grievance procedure. The Employer agrees to compensate the xxxxxxx at his regular rate of pay for reasonable amounts of time lost from his regular schedule of work while meeting or conferring with Employer representatives.
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Xxxxxxx Council. 7.1 The Departmental Xxxxxxx Committee (DWC), including the DWC General Purposes Committee and other DWC Xxxxxxx sub-committees is the established framework within which industrial relations is conducted. This framework provides for the formal consultation and negotiation between management and the recognised trade unions and the participating Trade Union Side representatives, and is the official body for negotiating changes that affect staff. All consultation and negotiation, whether informal or formal, is deemed to take place within the Xxxxxxx system and under its rules and provisions. 7.2 Trade Union representatives who are not on 100% facility time should inform their line manager at the earliest opportunity of their anticipated absence from “line” duties due to their role as a trade union representative. Line management should make every effort to accommodate this absence; however, any operational difficulties should be discussed at the earliest opportunity. Depending upon the urgency of the proposal under discussion, management should be advised, with confirmation from the Official Side Secretary in HR that it may be necessary for the representative to be absent at short notice or to take facility time over and above their allocated amount. Requests must be made in accordance with the facilities agreement and time granted will be subject to service requirements. Co-operation is encouraged from both management and trade union representatives in rearranging appointments or meetings whenever possible. 7.3 If agreement on a proposal cannot be reached, the ‘Disputes Procedure’ in the Staff Handbook may be initiated. This is an internal process which may be required when, for example, local management or Trade Unions refuse to comply with the agreed procedures for consultation and negotiation. 7.4 The Departmental Xxxxxxx Committee (DWC) consists of the DWC, the General Purposes Committee (GPC) and four sub committees, (Learning & Development, Equality & Diversity, Finance & Business Planning and Corporate Services). These meet regularly throughout the year and consist of Directorate Heads, other senior managers and National Representatives from PCS, Prospect and FDA. 7.5 Where a matter covered by the Constitutions of the DWC or GPC remains unresolved at any of the sub-committees or Xxxxxxx Committees for the delegated areas, both sides reserve the right to raise it at the GPC and ultimately the DWC. Remaining areas of disagreement can be referred to ACAS...
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