Relevant Materials Clause Samples
The 'Relevant Materials' clause defines which documents, data, or information are considered pertinent to the agreement or transaction. It typically outlines the types of materials that must be provided, referenced, or relied upon by the parties, such as technical specifications, reports, or supporting evidence. By clearly identifying what constitutes relevant materials, this clause ensures that both parties have access to the necessary information for fulfilling their obligations and helps prevent disputes over what information should be disclosed or considered during the course of the agreement.
Relevant Materials. The Union shall have the right to review at reasonable times and receive upon request, without cost, copies of any and all current materials prepared, excluding privileged information, relating to wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment, which are relevant for SEIU to fulfill its duties and obligations as the exclusive representative of unit EMPLOYEES covered by this contract. The Union shall be given reasonable notice and given the opportunity to meet and confer with the City management prior to the adoption of a written ordinance, rule, resolution or policy related to the scope of representation. Reasonable notice shall be considered to be ten (10) working days.
Relevant Materials. The Superintendent, upon written request, will provide the Association with reasonable relevant material as is necessary to enable the Association to fully protect the rights of its members and to interpret and police this Agreement. The written request will contain a list of the information, document or evidence required, the form in which it is requested, and the issues to which the information is relevant. The Superintendent reserves the right to refuse to offer information to the Association if the Superintendent considers such information privileged or confidential.
Relevant Materials. The Association shall have the right to review at reasonable times and receive upon request without cost, copies of any and all current materials prepared, excluding privileged information, relating to wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment, which are relevant for the Association to fulfill its duties and obligations as the exclusive representative of unit Members covered by this contract. The Association shall be given reasonable notice and given the opportunity to meet and confer with the City management prior to the adoption of a written ordinance, rule, resolution or policy related to the scope of representation. Reasonable notice shall be considered to be ten (10) working days.