PROCEDURES FOR NEGOTIATING A MASTER AGREEMENT Sample Clauses

PROCEDURES FOR NEGOTIATING A MASTER AGREEMENT. ‌ The Board and the Association shall negotiate, per the requirements and pursuant to the process and procedure established by the Idaho Code, as to matters of Compensation to include salaries, benefits (insurance, leave time, and sick leave), description of the professional educator and what is expected including areas such as hours of work and parent contacts, RIF policy, Grievance policy, input into Board policy development for areas such as the calendar process, and committee participation.
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PROCEDURES FOR NEGOTIATING A MASTER AGREEMENT. The Board and the Association shall negotiate, per the requirements and pursuant to the process and procedure established by the Idaho Code, as to matters of Compensation to include salaries, benefits (insurance, leave time, and sick leave), description of the professional educator and what is expected including areas such as hours of work and parent contacts, RIF policy, Grievance policy, input into Board policy development for areas such as the calendar process, and committee participation. Negotiating sessions will be open and will be held on a regular basis at times and places mutually agreed to. The first order of business at each meeting will be to establish the date and time of the next meeting. Each negotiating team will consist of no more than four (4) persons at one time. Each team shall have the right to utilize the service of consultants during the negotiation, such consultants not to exceed four (4) in number. It is recognized that no final agreement between the parties may be executed without ratification by a majority of the Board and ratification by the Association, but the parties mutually pledge that representatives selected by each shall be endowed with all necessary power and authority to make a proposal, consider proposals, and make concessions in the course of negotiations in an attempt to reach agreement. In the event that the Board and Association are not able to come to an agreement in negotiations, the issue or issues in dispute shall be submitted to mediation to resolve the conflict as per Idaho Code 33-1274. A mediator will be jointly selected by the Board and Association within 7 days of either party requesting mediation. Expenses related to the mediator shall be divided evenly between the Board and Association. The Board and Association agree to resolve the disputed item(s) through mediation.
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