Ad Hoc Acuity System Sub-Committee Sample Clauses

Ad Hoc Acuity System Sub-Committee. Two Registered Nurses from the PPC shall be selected by CNA to serve on a joint Labor- Management ad hoc subcommittee to participate in implementing the Hospital's acuity staffing system. This subcommittee will reconvene to conduct an annual review and evaluation of the Hospital's staffing acuity system. The total number of management representatives shall be no more than the total combined labor representation.
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