Joint Committee on Technological Change Sample Clauses

Joint Committee on Technological Change. (a) Within sixty (60) days of the signing of this Agreement, the parties are to establish a Joint Committee on Technological Change of equal representation of the Union and the Employer for the purpose of maintaining continuing cooperation and consultation on technological change and job security. The committee shall appoint additional representatives as required.
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Joint Committee on Technological Change and Automation To ensure that the introduction and implementation of technological changes in the workplace occur in the most effective manner, a Joint Committee with equal representation from HRD and the Union be established. The purpose of the Joint Committee will include:
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Joint Committee on Technological Change. To ensure that the introduction and implementation of significant technological changes in the workplace occur in the most effective manner, a Joint Committee on Technological Change shall be established within each Department/Agency. The total number of Committee representatives at each Department/Agency shall be mutually agreed upon by the parties at each Department/Agency. The Committee shall meet quarterly or more frequently as mutually agreed upon by the parties. The Department/Agency Chief Information Officer or his/her designee shall attend Committee meetings quarterly or more frequently as mutually agreed upon by the parties. The Committee may request and receive access to appropriate Commonwealth personnel knowledgeable about the proposed technological change to review and discuss information concerning any technological changes planned by the Commonwealth. The Committee shall:
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