Central Table Clause Samples
The Central Table clause establishes a single, authoritative table or document that consolidates key information relevant to the agreement, such as definitions, schedules, or data points. This table serves as the primary reference point for parties, ensuring that all critical details are organized in one location for easy access and cross-referencing. By centralizing essential information, the clause reduces confusion, streamlines contract administration, and minimizes the risk of inconsistencies or disputes arising from scattered or conflicting data.
Central Table. The Employer agrees to grant leave with pay for up to ten (10) employees, except for temporary employees, at a central bargaining table to represent the Union for actual negotiating table time including caucuses, negotiation work sessions, and a reasonable number of membership meetings relating to negotiations. However, there shall be no more than one (1) employee representative from each Agency, except for Agencies which have two thousand, five-hundred (2,500) or more bargaining unit members which may have up to two (2) representatives, provided they are not from a single work location. Negotiations at the Central Table will take place during normal business hours.
Central Table. If a Member, subject to layoff or on recall, refuses in writing, an offer of employment of equal or greater time on the permanent staff under these procedures, the Board shall have no further obligation to the Member under this Collective Agreement.