Common use of LMC Clause in Contracts

LMC. At the call of either the Union or the Employer, the Employer and the Union will form a Joint Labor-Management Committee within the judicial district for the continuing purpose of meeting and discussing matters of mutual interest and concern. The judicial district committee shall be comprised of up to three (3) Employer representatives from the district judiciary and/or court administration and up to three (3) Union representatives from the bargaining unit within the judicial district. The number of committee representatives for both the Employer and the Union may be increased upon mutual agreement of the parties. The committee shall be chaired jointly by a representative of the Employer and a representative of the Union. The Committee shall meet as needed at the call of either the Union or the Employer chairperson, not to exceed once per quarter unless otherwise mutually agreed. The Committee shall operate on a recommendation basis only and the Committee Chairs shall mutually determine all questions of process, procedure and agenda content. Union representatives shall be paid regular time for LMC meetings held during the workday. The Employer’s Travel and Reimbursement Policy applies.