FEDERATION/DISTRICT CONSULTATION Sample Clauses

FEDERATION/DISTRICT CONSULTATION. The parties agree that communication involving employer-employee relations, may be facilitated by consultation meetings. Either party may request a consultation meeting where they believe a resolution of a problem or problems may be feasible. The party requesting such a meeting shall, in writing, submit an agenda with sufficient detail to allow an understanding of the problem to be discussed or resolved and the date, place, and time requested. The receiving party shall, within five
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FEDERATION/DISTRICT CONSULTATION. The parties agree that communication involving employer-employee relations may be facilitated by consultation meetings. Either party may request a consultation meeting where they believe a resolution of a problem or problems may be feasible. The party requesting such a meeting shall, in writing, submit an agenda with sufficient detail to allow an understanding of the problem to be discussed or resolved and the date, place, and time requested. The receiving party shall, within five (5) work days, notify the requesting party of agreement as requested or at another date, time or place mutually agreed upon to the meeting. Meetings shall be held during Federation members' nonworking hours. Neither party shall have more than three (3) representatives at any such meeting unless mutually agreed to prior to the meeting. These meetings are not intended to bypass the Grievance Procedure and shall not constitute any invitation to renegotiate any provisions of the Agreement. Definition: Consult shall mean that the District or Federation shall seek advice, opinions, and/or information from the other party regarding items listed above. The District will give the Federation reasonable time to consider such items.
FEDERATION/DISTRICT CONSULTATION. 10 Designated representatives of the District and the Federation shall meet at least once a 11 month to review the implementation and administration of this contract and attempt to 12 resolve whatever differences and problems that might arise. 14 Representatives of the PFT shall also meet with college administrators at least once a 15 month to resolve problems that might arise at that level. 17 The Federation shall extend an invitation to the Chancellor to meet and confer with the 18 Executive Board of the PFT at least two (2) times a year on a mutually agreeable date 19 and agenda. 21 The Chancellor shall designate at least one (1) PFT faculty seat on the following 22 committees/councils:

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