Joint Panels Clause Samples
The Joint Panels clause establishes a mechanism for forming a panel composed of representatives from multiple parties involved in an agreement or dispute. Typically, this panel is tasked with making decisions, resolving issues, or overseeing certain aspects of the contractual relationship, with each party nominating one or more members to ensure balanced representation. By creating a structured forum for collaborative decision-making, the clause helps facilitate consensus, streamline dispute resolution, and ensure that all parties have a voice in key matters.
Joint Panels. The Board and the Union shall each designate an equal number of retired District employees to serve as a pool of Joint Panel members. Such appointments shall be made each March for the ensuing school year. The total number of such appointees shall be determined by the parties each year based on anticipated need, but shall not be fewer than eight (four each). The Board and Union shall each make all reasonable good faith efforts to select their designees on the basis of perceived school experience, reputation for fairness and judicious character. Such appointees shall then be divided into two-member teams to serve together for the remainder of the school year.
Joint Panels. The District and UTLA shall each designate an equal number of retired District employees to serve as a pool of Joint Panel members. Such appointments shall be made each March for the ensuing school year. The total number of such appointees shall be determined by the District and UTLA each year based on anticipated needs, but shall not be fewer than eight (four each). The District and UTLA shall each make all reasonable good faith efforts to select their designees on the basis of perceived school experience, reputation for fairness and judicious character. Such appointees shall then be divided into two-member teams to serve together on an ongoing basis as a Joint Panel.
Joint Panels. The Board and the Union shall each designate an equal number of retired District employees to serve as a pool of Joint Panel members. Such appointments shall