Common use of Problem Resolution Process Clause in Contracts

Problem Resolution Process. If a building participant is of the opinion that a serious problem is developing, or has already developed, in the implementation of this section, he/she is encouraged to contact others for assistance. This initiative may be directed to the Association, or the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. The party contacted will initially determine the nature of the concern and will make contact with the parties involved, including the principal. The party initially contacted is encouraged to share the concern with appropriate District or Association officials as circumstances warrant. A collaborative effort will be undertaken by all parties involved to determine the kind and level of assistance needed. The assistance may take the form of no assistance at all (let the building process deal with the issue), consultation, advice, training, facilitation services, subject matter experts, or other assistance as may be mutually agreed by all parties involved, including the principal. If facilitation assistance is deemed appropriate, one (1) member from the Association Bargaining Team and one (1) member of the District Bargaining Team will be engaged to serve as co-facilitators to assist the building in reaching an agreeable resolution. It is contemplated that this process will serve to assist in the event of difficulty reaching agreement on process, the substance of any issue, or the resolution of concerns about implementation of any understanding. This Problem Resolution Process shall only be applicable to Sections 11.20 and 11.4.2.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Entire Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Problem Resolution Process. If a building participant is of the opinion that a serious problem is developing, or has already developed, in the implementation of this section, he/she is encouraged to contact others for assistance. This initiative may be directed to the Association, or the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. The party contacted will initially determine the nature of the concern and will make contact with the parties involved, including the principal. The party initially contacted is encouraged to share the concern with appropriate District or Association officials as circumstances warrant. A collaborative effort will be undertaken by all parties involved to determine the kind and level of assistance needed. The assistance may take the form of no assistance at all (let the building process deal with the issue), consultation, advice, training, facilitation services, subject matter experts, or other assistance as may be mutually agreed by all parties involved, including the principal. If facilitation assistance is deemed appropriate, one (1) member from the Association Bargaining Team and one (1) member of the District Bargaining Team will be engaged to serve as co-facilitators to assist the building in reaching an agreeable resolution. It is contemplated that this process will serve to assist in the event of difficulty reaching agreement on process, the substance of any issue, or the resolution of concerns about implementation of any understanding. This Problem Resolution Process shall only be applicable to Sections 11.20 and 11.4.2Section 11.18.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Entire Agreement

Problem Resolution Process. If a building participant is of the opinion that a serious problem is developing, or has already developed, in the implementation of this section, he/she is encouraged to contact others for assistance. This initiative may be directed to the Association, or the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. The party contacted will initially determine the nature of the concern and will make contact with the parties involved, including the principal. The party initially contacted is encouraged to share the concern with appropriate District or Association officials as circumstances warrant. A collaborative effort will be undertaken by all parties involved to determine the kind and level of assistance needed. The assistance may take the form of no assistance at all (let the building process deal with the issue), consultation, advice, training, facilitation services, subject matter experts, or other assistance as may be mutually agreed by all parties involved, including the principal. If facilitation assistance is deemed appropriate, one (1) member from the Association Bargaining Team and one (1) member of the District Bargaining Team will be engaged to serve as co-facilitators to assist the building in reaching an agreeable resolution. It is contemplated that this process will serve to assist in the event of difficulty reaching agreement on process, the substance of any issue, or the resolution of concerns about implementation of any understanding. This Problem Resolution Process shall only be applicable to Sections 11.20 11.19 and 11.4.2.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Entire Agreement

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Problem Resolution Process. If a building participant is of the opinion that a serious problem is developing, or has already developed, in the implementation of this section, he/she is encouraged to contact others for assistance. This initiative may be directed to the Association, or the Assistant Superintendent of Human Resources. The party contacted will initially determine the nature of the concern and will make contact with the parties involved, including the principal. The party initially contacted is encouraged to share the concern with appropriate District or Association officials as circumstances warrant. A collaborative effort will be undertaken by all parties involved to determine the kind and level of assistance needed. The assistance may take the form of no assistance at all (let the building process deal with the issue), consultation, advice, training, facilitation services, subject matter experts, or other assistance as may be mutually agreed by all parties involved, including the principal. If facilitation assistance is deemed appropriate, one (1) member from the Association Bargaining Team and one (1) member of the District Bargaining Team will be engaged to serve as co-facilitators to assist the building in reaching an agreeable resolution. It is contemplated that this process will serve to assist in the event of difficulty reaching agreement on process, the substance of any issue, or the resolution of concerns about implementation of any understanding. This Problem Resolution Process shall only be applicable to Sections 11.20 and 11.4.2Section 11.19.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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