COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS Sample Clauses

COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. Generally, the Committee shall be composed of up to five Union representatives and an equal number of representatives of the Employer. By agreement, the parties may invite additional participant to the committee. In addition, the President or Executives of the organizations, or their designees may attend the meetings. Other provisions for this Committee are as follows:
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COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. ‌ The Committee shall be composed of up to six (6) Union representatives and a number of representatives of management as determined by the Employer, as long as the number of management representatives are not greater in number than employee representatives. In addition, the President or Executives of the organizations, or their designees may attend the meetings. Other provisions for this Committee are as follows: The Committee shall be co-chaired by one of the Union representatives and one of the Employer representatives. The Committee may also decide to rotate facilitation of meetings. The Committee may meet as necessary, but no less than twice per calendar year, at a time mutually convenient to the Union and the Employer. The Union and the Employer co-chairs will prepare an agenda to be presented to the Committee prior to the scheduled meeting. Employee Committee members will be paid their regular rate of pay for participation for any scheduled hours of work that the worker foregoes by service on the Committee. The Union and the Employer shall pay any travel expenses for the participation of their respective representatives. Minutes and/or a summary of the meetings will be presented to the Employer and the Union for review and approval within twenty-five (25) working days after the meeting of the LMC or at the following LMC meeting by agreement. The LMC will address each recommended agenda item in writing within one month to the members of the Committee. Should any item(s) be referred to the Executive Director or to another body, such person(s) shall report decisions or actions to the LMC within one month.
COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. Each Committee shall be composed of the following members:
COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. ‌ The Committee shall be composed of up to six (6) Union representatives and number of representatives of management as determined by the Employer, as long as the number of management representatives are not greater in number than employee representatives. In addition, the President or Executives of the organizations, or their designees may attend the meetings. Other provisions for this Committee are as follows: The Committee shall be co-chaired by one of the Union representatives and one of the Employer representatives. The Committee may also decide to rotate facilitation of meetings. The Committee may meet quarterly, but no less than twice per calendar year, at a time mutually convenient to the Union and the Employer. The Union and the Employer co-chairs will prepare an agenda to be presented to the Committee prior to the scheduled meeting. Employee Committee members will be paid their regular rate of pay for participation for any scheduled hours of work that the worker foregoes by service on the Committee. The Union and the Employer shall pay any travel expenses for the participation of their respective representatives. Minutes of the meetings will be presented to the Employer and the Union within thirty
COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. Each party shall assign a co-chair, and it shall be up to each parties’ co-chair to mutually agree upon the time, location, and number of attendees for each meeting. Ideally the Committee shall consist of an equal number of representatives of both parties, but at least three (3) representatives of the Union, and three (3) representatives of the Employer. Both, the Union and the Employer, shall have the sole authority to determine who represents them on this Committee. The Committee shall meet on a flexible and as needed basis at least twice annually, at mutually convenient times and places or via ZOOM. Every effort will be made to ensure representation on this Committee from each geographic area of the Employer. Union representatives on this Committee who are employees of the Employer shall receive all compensation they would normally receive for any work covered by this Agreement. Travel expenses, mileage, or other incidental costs for the Union members on the Committee shall be borne by the Union.
COMPOSITION, SCHEDULE AND PROCESS. ‌ Each Committee shall be composed of the following members: Up to four (4) Union representatives and an equal number of representatives of management. In addition, the President or Executives of the organizations, or their designees may attend the meetings. Other provisions for these Committees are as follows: Each Committee shall be co-chaired by one of the Union representatives and one of the Employer representatives. The Committee may also decide to rotate facilitation of meetings. Each Committee may meet quarterly, but no less than twice per calendar year, at a time mutually convenient to the Union and the Employer. The Union and the Employer co-chairs for each Committee will prepare an agenda to be presented to their Committee at least three (3) working days prior to the scheduled meeting. Employee Committee members will be paid their regular rate of pay for participation for any scheduled hours of work that the worker foregoes by service on a Committee. The Union and the applicable Employer shall pay any travel expenses for the participation of their respective representatives. Minutes of the meetings will be presented to the applicable Employer and the Union within twenty-five (25) working days after the meeting of a Committee or at the following Committee meeting by agreement. Each Committee will address each recommended agenda item in writing within one (1) month to the members of the Committee. Should any item(s) be referred to another person or body, such person(s) shall report decisions or actions to the Committee within one month.

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