Negotiations and Negotiation Preparations Sample Clauses
The "Negotiations and Negotiation Preparations" clause defines how parties will conduct discussions and prepare for formal agreements. It typically outlines procedures for exchanging information, setting meeting protocols, and clarifying that preliminary communications do not create binding obligations. This clause helps ensure that both parties understand the boundaries of pre-contractual discussions, reducing the risk of misunderstandings or unintended commitments before a final agreement is reached.
Negotiations and Negotiation Preparations. Leave of absence without pay, to a reasonable extent and work conditions permitting, will be made available to SPEA representatives in advance of negotiations and during negotiations to permit preparations for that purpose. The Company will pay for time spent in negotiations for each regular workday to a maximum of seven and one-half (7.5) hours per person per day for up to seven (7) SPEA representatives. The maximum number of representatives at the table for the Company and SPEA (per side) shall be eight (8) at any one (1) time. It is understood that the Company will not pay for time spent in negotiations once conciliation has commenced.
Negotiations and Negotiation Preparations. Leave of absence without pay, to a reasonable extent and work conditions permitting, will be made available to Society representatives in advance of negotiations and during negotiations to permit preparations for that purpose. The Company will pay for time spent in negotiations for each regular workday to a maximum of 7.5 hours per person per day for up to seven (7) Society representatives. It is understood that the Company will not pay for time spent in negotiations once conciliation has commenced.
Negotiations and Negotiation Preparations. Leave of absence without pay, to a reasonable extent and work conditions permitting, will be made available to SPEA representatives in advance of negotiations and during negotiations to permit preparations for that purpose. The Company will pay for time spent in negotiations for each regular workday to a maximum of seven and one-half (7.5) hours per person per day for up to seven