New and Innovative Programs Committee Sample Clauses

New and Innovative Programs Committee. When new or innovative programs impacting employment conditions are piloted at various schools or work sites, the DTU President shall be notified by the Employer and by waiver application of the innovating school's Shared Decision Making Committee. A committee comprised of 12 members, six appointed by DTU and six appointed by the Employer, shall report the progress of these pilots to the DTU and the Employer on a quarterly basis. Waivers or pilots established under section B (Contract Waiver and Oversight Committee) shall not be reviewed or monitored by the New and Innovative Programs Committee.
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