Requests; Discussion Clause Samples
The "Requests; Discussion" clause establishes a process for one party to formally submit requests or raise issues to the other party, and obligates both parties to engage in good faith discussions to address those matters. Typically, this clause outlines how requests should be communicated—such as in writing or through designated representatives—and may set timeframes for initiating discussions or responding to requests. Its core function is to ensure that concerns or proposals are handled in an organized and collaborative manner, promoting transparency and problem-solving before disputes escalate.
Requests; Discussion. The Conference Board shall meet at the request of the Union or the Port and shall consider and discuss matters of mutual concern pertaining to the improvement of the Department and the safety and welfare of the employees. These matters may include issues of development, committee membership, special team/unit assignments, testing, et cetera.
