Changes to the Unit Clause Samples
The "Changes to the Unit" clause defines the rules and procedures for making modifications to a property or unit after an agreement has been made. Typically, this clause outlines who has the authority to request or approve changes, such as alterations, improvements, or repairs, and may specify any required permissions or conditions. For example, it might require the owner's written consent before a tenant can make structural changes or install new fixtures. The core function of this clause is to ensure that any alterations are controlled and documented, thereby protecting the interests of both parties and maintaining the integrity and value of the property.
Changes to the Unit. The parties agree that this represents the appropriate unit. The unit may be revised only by mutual agreement or by a Public Employment Relations Board unit clarification decision, but it is agreed that neither party may file for a unit clarification proceeding involving this unit except when the District creates new classifications or when the Union contends that certain classifications should be accreted to the unit. Disputes over unit composition and alleged violations of this Article are not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures of this Agreement.
Changes to the Unit. The parties agree that this represents the appropriate unit. The unit may be revised only by mutual agreement or by a Public Employment Relations Board unit clarification decision, but it is agreed that neither party may file for a unit clarification proceeding involving this unit except when the District creates new classifications. When the Union contends that certain classifications should be accreted to the unit, it may submit a written request for determination of the classification to the Office of Labor Relations between November 1 and December 31 of each year. Decisions will be provided by March 1 the following year. Disputes over unit composition and alleged violations of this Article are not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures of this Agreement.
Changes to the Unit. Either Party will notify the other of any proposed changes in the inclusion or exclusion of any position(s) from the unit. The Parties will meet upon request to discuss any proposed changes prior to the filing of a petition with the FLRA.
Changes to the Unit. The parties agree that this represents the appropriate unit. It may be revised only by mutual agreement or by a Public Employment Relations Board unit clarification decision, but it is agreed that the parties may file for a unit clarification proceeding involving this unit only when PCHS creates new classifications or substantially changes the responsibilities of an existing classification. Alleged violations of this Article are not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures of Article V.
Changes to the Unit. The parties agree that this represents the appropriate unit. The unit may be revised only by mutual agreement or by a Public Employment Relations Board unit clarification decision, but it is agreed that neither party may file for a unit clarification proceeding involving this unit except when the District creates new classifications or when LASPA contends that certain classifications should be accrued to the unit. Disputes over unit composition and alleged 03-27-03 1 F:DATA:CONTRACT:2002-2005:UNIT A:ART 01 violations of this Article are not subject to the grievance and arbitration procedures of this Agreement.