Common use of Pre-Holiday and Holiday Clean-Up Clause in Contracts

Pre-Holiday and Holiday Clean-Up. A Standard Procedure Bulletin covering pre-holiday and holiday clean-up shall, in consultation with the duly appointed representatives of the Union, be issued annually not later than June 1st of any year by the Secretary-Treasurer or his nominee. The bulletin shall outline in general terms the procedures to be followed and lines of authority for such work as may be programmed in the various types of schools prior to and during summer, Christmas and Spring Break holidays. The Union reserves the right to make representation through normal channels in the event such arrangements are inimical to the interest of its members.

Pre-Holiday and Holiday Clean-Up. A Standard Procedure Bulletin covering pre-holiday and holiday clean-up shall, in consultation with the duly appointed representatives of the Union, be issued annually not later than June 1st of any year by the Secretary-Treasurer or his nominee. The bulletin shall outline in general terms the procedures to be followed and lines of authority for such work as may be programmed in the various types of schools prior to and during summer, Christmas and Spring Break spring break holidays. The Union reserves the right to make representation through normal channels in the event such arrangements are inimical to the interest interests of its members.

Pre-Holiday and Holiday Clean-Up. A Standard Procedure Bulletin covering pre-holiday and holiday clean-up shall, in consultation with the duly appointed representatives of the Union, be issued annually not later than June 1st of any year by the Secretary-Treasurer or his nominee. The bulletin shall outline in general terms the procedures to be followed and lines of authority for such work as may be programmed pro- grammed in the various types of schools prior to and during summer, Christmas and Spring Break spring break holidays. The Union reserves the right to make representation through normal channels in the event such arrangements are inimical to the interest interests of its members.