RESIDENT DIRECTED CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE Sample Clauses

RESIDENT DIRECTED CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. There is established a Resident Directed Care Committee consisting of minimum of two (2) representatives from the bargaining unit and two (2) representatives of management. One manager and one bargaining unit member will co-chair the Committee. The purpose and function of the Committee is to identify resident care issues consistent with VCC’s resident care goals. All interested employees may provide input, make recommendations, propose solutions and participate in validating resident care needs through attending RDCC meetings and/or submitting Resident Care Concern Forms. The Committee will meet a minimum of quarterly. The Employer will make reasonable accommodation to work schedules to ensure that Committee members are able to attend. Employees on the Committee will be compensated for their time at their regular straight time rate. The Committee may establish Ground Rules. Minutes of the meeting will be kept and referred to the Quality Improvement Committee. As determined by the co---chairs, if the Committee has a specific advisory recommendation, it may be referred in writing directly to the Administrator. The Administrator shall respond in writing to the Committee with what, if any, action is taken with respect to the recommendation and the reasons therefore. The response shall be made as promptly as the nature of the recommendation and investigation allow. The final decision on recommendations shall be made by the Administrator and shall not be subject to grievance or arbitration.
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RESIDENT DIRECTED CARE ADVISORY COMMITTEE. There shall be established a Resident Directed Care Advisory Committee consisting of a minimum of two (2) representatives from the bargaining unit and two (2) representatives of management. One manager and one bargaining unit member will co-­‐chair the Committee. The purpose and function of the Committee is to identify resident care issues consistent with VCC’s resident care goals and to establish a process by which all interested employees may provide input, make recommendations, propose solutions and participate in validating resident care needs. The Committee will be advisory only. The Committee will meet a minimum of quarterly. The Employer will make reasonable accommodation to work schedules to ensure that Committee members are able to attend. Employees on the Committee will be compensated for their time at their regular straight time rate. The Committee may establish Ground Rules. Minutes of the meeting will be kept and referred to the Quality Improvement Committee. As determined by the co-­‐chairs, if the Committee has a specific advisory recommendation, it may be referred in writing directly to the Administrator. The Administrator shall respond in writing to the Committee with what, if any, action is taken with respect to the recommendation and the reasons therefore. The response shall be made as promptly as the nature of the recommendation and investigation allow. The Employer and the Union, through the Resident Directed Care Advisory Committee, may evaluate opportunities for joint lobbying on issues that support the mission of Vashon Community Care. The Resident Directed Care Advisory Committee may propose joint lobbying efforts, and such proposal may include the recommendation that employees who engage in joint lobbying efforts be compensated at their regular rate of pay. Any such proposal must be approved by the Administrator and the Vashon Community Care’s Board of Directors. The final decision on recommendations shall be made by the Administrator and shall not be subject to grievance or arbitration.
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