Common use of Feedback and Issue Management Clause in Contracts

Feedback and Issue Management. The Association and the Park Board will each ensure its respective Personnel and volunteers conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner and in compliance with all Applicable Laws. The Park Board and the Association agree that communications between the parties and Input given by one party to the other regarding day-to-day operations at the Jointly Operated Facilities will be constructive, respectful and aimed at supporting the best provision of services to the community. The Park Board will provide the Association with the opportunity to provide feedback on the performance of the Recreation Supervisor when deemed necessary by the Association and on an annual basis. The Association may also share feedback on other Park Board Personnel (other than the Recreation Supervisor) with the Recreation Supervisor at any time. If either party has concerns with the conduct of the other party’s respective Personnel and volunteers, they may bring issues to the attention of the Recreation Supervisor or the Association President, as applicable, at any time. Unresolved matters may be escalated by either party in accordance with the dispute resolution process outlined in Section 18.

Feedback and Issue Management. The Association and the Park Board will each ensure its respective Personnel and volunteers conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner and in compliance with all Applicable Laws. The Park Board and the Association agree that communications between the parties and Input inputInput given by one party to the other regarding day-to-day operations at the Jointly Operated Facilities will be constructive, respectful and aimed at supporting the best provision of services to the community. The Park Board will provide the Association with the opportunity to provide feedback on the performance of the Recreation Supervisor when deemed necessary by the Association and on an annual basis. The Association may also share feedback on other Park Board Personnel (other than the Recreation Supervisor) with the Recreation Supervisor at any time. If either party has concerns with the conduct of the other party’s respective Personnel and volunteers, they may bring issues to the attention of the Recreation Supervisor or the Association President, as applicable, at any time. Unresolved matters may be escalated by either party in accordance with the dispute resolution process outlined in Section 18.

Feedback and Issue Management. The Association and the Park Board will each ensure its respective Personnel and volunteers conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner and in compliance with all Applicable Laws. The Park Board and the Association agree that communications between the parties and Input input given by one party to the other regarding day-to-day operations at the Jointly Operated Facilities will be constructive, respectful and aimed at supporting the best provision of services to the community. The Park Board will provide the Association with the opportunity to provide feedback on the performance of the Recreation Supervisor when deemed necessary by the Association and on an annual basis. The Association may also share feedback on other Park Board Personnel (other than the Recreation Supervisor) with the Recreation Supervisor at any time. If either party has concerns with the conduct of the other party’s respective Personnel and volunteers, they may bring issues to the attention of the Recreation Supervisor or the Association President, as applicable, at any time. Unresolved matters may be escalated by either party in accordance with the dispute resolution process outlined in Section 18.

Feedback and Issue Management. The Association and the Park Board will each ensure their staff, contractors,its respective Personnel and volunteers conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner and in compliance with all Applicable Laws. The Park Board and the Association agree that communications between the parties and Input input given by one party to the other regarding day-to-day operations at the Jointly Operated Facilities will be constructive, respectful and aimed at supporting the best provision of services to the community. The Park Board will provide the Association with the opportunity to provide feedback on the performance of the Recreation Supervisor when deemed necessary by the Association and on an annual basis. The Association may also share feedback on other Park Board Personnel staffPersonnel (other than the Recreation Supervisor) with the Recreation Supervisor at any time. If either party has concerns with the conduct of the other party’s respective staff, contractors orrespective Personnel and volunteers, they may bring issues to the attention of the Recreation Supervisor or the Association President, as applicable, at any time. Unresolved matters may be escalated by either party in accordance with the dispute Dispute Resolution Processdispute resolution process outlined in Section 181718.

Feedback and Issue Management. The Association and the Park Board will each ensure its respective Personnel their staff, contractors, and volunteers conduct themselves in a professional and respectful manner and in compliance with all Applicable Laws. The Park Board and the Association agree that communications between the parties and Input input given by one party to the other regarding day-to-day operations at the Jointly Operated Facilities will be constructive, respectful and aimed at supporting the best provision of services to the community. The Park Board will provide the Association with the opportunity to provide feedback on the performance of the Recreation Supervisor when deemed necessary by the Association and on an annual basis. The Association may also share feedback on other Park Board Personnel staff (other than the Recreation Supervisor) with the Recreation Supervisor at any time. If either party has concerns with the conduct of the other party’s respective Personnel and staff, contractors or volunteers, they may bring issues to the attention of the Recreation Supervisor or the Association President, as applicable, at any time. Unresolved matters may be escalated by either party in accordance with the dispute resolution process Dispute Resolution Process outlined in Section 1817.