Manner of Exercising Functions Sample Clauses

The "Manner of Exercising Functions" clause defines how a party or entity must carry out its assigned duties or powers under an agreement. It typically outlines the standards, procedures, or limitations that govern the exercise of these functions, such as requiring actions to be reasonable, in good faith, or in accordance with specific guidelines. By specifying these parameters, the clause ensures consistency and accountability in the performance of contractual obligations, reducing ambiguity and potential disputes over how responsibilities are fulfilled.
Manner of Exercising Functions. The City agrees that these functions shall be exercised as far as possible in such a manner as to maintain good working conditions and harmonious relations with the Union.
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Manner of Exercising Functions. The Employer agrees that these functions shall be exercised as far as possible in such a manner as to maintain good working conditions and harmonious relations with the Union.
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Manner of Exercising Functions. (1)2.1 The City agrees that these functions shall be exercised as far as possible in such a manner as to maintain good working conditions and harmonious relations with the Union. (1)2.2 The Employer agrees that, save and except any bona fide occupational requirements, there shall be no discrimination against any employee by reason of a ground protected by the Canada Human Rights Act including but not limited to: race, age, sex (including pregnancy or childbirth), religion, national or ethnic origin, colour, sexual orientation, family or marital status, disability or convictions for which a pardon has been issued. The Employer agrees to create a work environment governed by respect and regard for the rights and dignity of all, where employees can work free from harassment. In doing so, the Employer will apply the provisions of the City’s Workplace Harassment policy and abide by the Canada Human Rights Act provisions. CLAUSE 2 - CONDITIONS
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Manner of Exercising Functions. The Commission agrees that these functions shall be exercised as far as possible in such a manner as to maintain good working conditions and harmonious relations with the Union.
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Manner of Exercising Functions. (1)2.1 The City agrees that these functions shall be exercised as far as possible in such a manner as to maintain good working conditions and harmonious relations with the Union. (1)2.2 The Employer agrees that, save and except any bona fide occupational requirements, there shall be no discrimination against any employee by reason of a ground protected by the Canada Human Rights Act including but not limited to: race, age, sex (including pregnancy or childbirth), religion, national or ethnic origin, colour, sexual orientation, family or marital status, disability or convictions for which a pardon has been issued. The Employer agrees to create a work environment governed by respect and regard for the rights and dignity of all, where employees can work free from harassment. In doing so, the Employer will apply the provisions of the City’s Workplace Harassment policy and abide by the Canada Human Rights Act provisions. CLAUSE 2 - CONDITIONS SECTION (2)1 BARGAINING UNIT (2)1.1 The City agrees to bargain exclusively with the Union in respect to employees of the City forming part of the Bargaining Unit so long as the Union remains the certified bargaining representative. The employees included in the Bargaining Unit are all employees paid an hourly rate, including students and temporary employees performing Bargaining Unit work in Transit Operations, Transit Fleet Maintenance, and Transit Capital Projects & Facilities Management Branches except managerial and clerical staff, superintendents, supervisors, uniformed bus service supervisors, salaried instructors, security personnel and newly hired employees on initial training. The Parties acknowledge that the recent changes in the organizational chart of the Transit Services Department were not intended in any way to alter or diminish the rights of employees subject to this collective agreement. As such, the parties agree that for the purposes of any and all seniority related articles contained within this collective agreement, the Materials Management Unit of OC Transpo shall be regarded as having the status of a Branch. (2)1.2 The City desires to retain as many of its employees as possible in employment. To this end, the City expresses the intention that wherever possible and consistent with efficient operations, in the sole judgement of the City, positions that may become vacant within the Bargaining Unit shall be filled from existing employees and qualified persons from the Bargaining Unit’s inactive roll. (2)...
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