Commitment to Consult Sample Clauses
The Commitment to Consult clause requires parties to engage in discussions or seek input from each other before making certain decisions or taking specific actions under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the circumstances that trigger the consultation requirement, such as changes to project scope, budget adjustments, or significant operational decisions. By mandating communication and collaboration, the clause helps prevent misunderstandings, ensures transparency, and promotes joint decision-making, thereby reducing the risk of unilateral actions that could negatively impact the parties involved.
Commitment to Consult. (i) The parties to this Agreement recognise that redundancy, when it occurs, is both sensitive and traumatic and needs to be handled in a delicate manner.
(ii) Where the Employer believes that it may be necessary to make one or more positions within the enterprise redundant, the Employer agrees to immediately notify the Employee/s and to commence a process of ongoing consultation.
Commitment to Consult. The Employer commits itself to the principle of consulting with the employees on all matters relating to the introduction of new technology as laid down in this Collective Agreement including the choice of equipment, the method and speed of its introduction, and the method of work organization to be used with it. They also agree to consult on all matters affecting the employment and conditions of work of the employees affected by it, including significant changes to the physical work area.
Commitment to Consult. The parties to this Agreement recognise that redundancy, when it occurs, is both sensitive and traumatic and needs to be handled in a delicate manner.
Commitment to Consult a) The University is committed to consultation with staff and the relevant union(s) where the University proposes to implement changes in work activities that are likely to have significant consequences. Where significant consequences are likely to impact one staff member only, the University will consult directly with that staff member and where they so choose, their representative, in lieu of the processes in sub-clauses 22.3 and 22.4.
Commitment to Consult. 41.2.1 The parties to this Agreement recognise that redundancy, when it occurs, is both sensitive and traumatic and needs to be handled in a delicate manner.
41.2.2 Where Healthscope believes that it may be necessary to make one or more positions within the enterprise redundant, Healthscope agrees to immediately notify the employees and if requested, their nominated representative(s) and to commence a process of ongoing consultation.
Commitment to Consult. Where the employer believes that it may be necessary to make one or more positions within the enterprise redundant, the employer agrees to immediately notify the affected employee(s) and to commence a process of ongoing consultation as described in Clause 9.11.
Commitment to Consult. 2.4.1(a) Where the employer believes that it may be necessary to implement a redundancy, the employer agrees to immediately notify the affected employee(s) and to commence a process of consultation.
Commitment to Consult. Section C of Rider No. 3 to the Agreement is hereby amended in its entirety to read as follows: "COMMITMENT TO CONSULT. PYXIS shall provide the Vendor Financial Services division of GE CAPITAL ("VFS") with a list (each such list being referred to as the "Competing Companies List") of those companies or those divisions of companies which compete directly with PYXIS in the sale of drug supply dispensing products (each such company or division being hereinafter referred to as a "Competing Company"). Where a Competing Company consists of a division or a subsidiary, nothing herein shall prohibit or restrict VFS' ability to enter into a Vendor Program Agreement, an Operating Agreement or a similar agreement with the parent corporation or any other affiliate of such Competing Company, provided that VFS shall not enter into a Vendor Program Agreement, an Operating Agreement or a similar agreement with such Competing Company except in accordance with the terms of this Section C. PYXIS may revise the Competing Companies List at any time by providing GE CAPITAL with a list of additional Competing Companies. Each Competing Companies List shall be subject to GE CAPITAL's review and approval which shall not be unreasonably withheld or delayed. The first approved Competing Companies List is annexed hereto as Exhibit D. Once a Competing Companies List is approved by GE CAPITAL, GE CAPITAL shall be obligated to give PYXIS prior written notice ("Consultation Notice") of the intention of VFS or of any new division or affiliate established by GE CAPITAL on or after the date hereof that offers a domestic vendor financing program which is similar to the vendor financing programs offered by VFS ("Newco") to enter into a Vendor Program Agreement, Operating Agreement or similar agreement with a Competing Company whose name appears on an approved Competing Companies List (other than Baxt▇▇ ▇▇▇ernational, Inc. or any division thereof). If PYXIS opposes the entry by VFS or Newco into a Vendor Program Agreement or an Operating Agreement or a similar agreement with such Competing Company, then the issue shall be referred to VFS' General Manager and PYXIS' Chief Financial Officer. If such officers cannot resolve the issue within thirty (30) days after submission of the issue to such officers, and VFS or Newco nevertheless elects to enter into a Vendor Program Agreement or an Operating Agreement or a similar agreement with such Competing Company, then PYXIS may terminate the Agreement up...
Commitment to Consult. This Agreement commits the Parties to working together in a relationship of ongoing consultation and cooperation on matters of mutual interest. To this end, this Agreement commits the Parties to establishing a process for facilitating regular meetings that will promote strong working interactions and achieve: • agreement on matters that will initiate a consultation between the Cities and the Province , such as: – proposed changes to legislation, bylaws or regulations that will have a significant financial or policy impact on the other government; – policy matters where both governments may have mutual interests; and – initiatives where one government may be involved with the federal government, stakeholders or other organizations in matters that may potentially impact the other government; • agreement on the timing around when one government will commit to consult with the other regarding the impacts of changes being contemplated; and • agreement on a process for resolving disputes where timely consultation has not occurred.