Bargaining Unit definition

Bargaining Unit means the unit of Employees as described on the Labour Relations Board Certificate.

Bargaining Unit means the bargaining unit recognized in accordance with Article 3.

Bargaining Unit means the bargaining unit described in Article 2.

Examples of Bargaining Unit in a sentence

• In the event the rights of one Occasional Teacher are alleged to have been breached, the Bargaining Unit may initiate an Individual Grievance in writing at Step on behalf of the Occasional Teacher within and not after ten school days after the Occasional Teacher has discussed the matter informally at Step with his or her Principal, or the applicable Superintendent of Education or designate, as required at Step Complaint.

• Unless otherwise provided within this Agreement, all correspondence between the parties arising out of or incidental to this Agreement shall pass to and from the President or designate of the Bargaining Unit and the appropriate Superintendent of Education or designate.

• The Bargaining Unit shall indemnify and save the Board harmless with respect to all claims and demands made against the Board by an employee as a result of the provision of employee information and the deduction and remittance of dues by the Board pursuant to this Article.

• Upon being so notified, the Superintendent of in consultation with the President of the Bargaining Unit, will arrange appropriate re-assignment of the teacher.

• The information package shall be developed in consultation with the Bargaining Unit.

More Definitions of Bargaining Unit

Bargaining Unit means the Groups described in Article 7;

Bargaining Unit is the bargaining unit defined in the decision of the Ontario Labour Relations Board of April 25, 2003, File No. 2533-02-R.

Bargaining Unit consists of all Employees of the Employer who occupy positions that require them to be engaged primarily in a clinical capacity to provide patient care who are not included in the nursing bargaining unit defined in paragraph 80B(1)(a) of the Health Authorities Act and as defined in Schedule 5 of the decision of Xxxxx Xxxxxx dated February 19, 2015 but excluding those persons described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of Section 2 of the Trade Union Act.

Bargaining Unit means the unit defined in the decision of the Ontario Labour Relations Board in Certificate Number 1594-79-R, dated December 18, 1979, and as amended on June 6, 1980.

Bargaining Unit means all teachers and substitute teachers employed in the Public Service.

Bargaining Unit means the group of Employees as recognized in Article 3.01.

Bargaining Unit means those employees as set out in Section 41(1.4) (a) of the Public Service Act.