Association Commitment Sample Clauses

The Association Commitment clause defines the obligations and responsibilities that a party undertakes as a member of an association or similar collective entity. Typically, this clause outlines the specific actions, contributions, or standards that members must adhere to, such as paying dues, participating in meetings, or upholding certain codes of conduct. By clearly establishing these commitments, the clause ensures that all members understand their roles and helps maintain the effective functioning and integrity of the association.
Association Commitment. XIII-1 B. Employee Penalties ........................................................................... XIII-1 C. Picketing/Student Involvement ......................................................... XIII-1 D. Association Penalties......................................................................... XIII-1 E. No Lockout of Teachers .................................................................... XIII-1 A. General Provision .............................................................................. XIV-1
Association Commitment. The Association agrees that there will be no discrimination, interference, restraint, intimidation or coercion exercised or practiced by the Association or any of its members with respect to any member of the Service or Board.
Association Commitment. The Association agrees that it will not directly or indirectly oppose or interfere with the efforts of the Hospital to maintain and improve the skill, ability, efficiency and productivity of the work force. The Association and the Hospital agree that they will cooperate in establishing and maintaining efficient and productive practices. In that respect, the Hospital has the responsibility and the right to introduce new equipment, procedures, advanced technologies and other innovations, etc., for the purpose of enhancing quality, efficiency, safety and patient, physician and employee satisfaction. To the extent that there is any substantive change in professional job content or displacement of bargaining unit members, the Hospital agrees to discuss the effects of any such changes in the Association in advance.
Association Commitment. The Association will encourage teachers to meet these basic teacher responsibilities, and the District will provide the time and training necessary to meet the conditions described in this article.