A Joint definition
Examples of A Joint in a sentence
A Joint Labour Management Committee shall be established to attend to those matters which are of mutual interest.
A Joint Consultative Committee may be established and its role will be: ⮚ to monitor the implementation and on-going operation of this Agreement, and to seek remedies where the objectives of the Agreement are not being met; ⮚ to develop and monitor key productivity improvements, and to measure the effectiveness of those initiatives; ⮚ to monitor the implementation of training measures the purpose of which will be to advance the concept of continuous workplace training and skills enhancement.
A Joint Committee is hereby established in which each Party shall be represented.
A Joint Workforce Adjustment Committee will be established, with a minimum of two (2) representatives from management and a minimum of two (2) from the Union, to review the proposed changes and develop recommendations to minimize impact on the affected employees.
A Joint Union-Management Committee is established to provide a forum for communications between the two (2) parties and to deal with matters of general Union/Employer concern.
A Joint Conference Committee shall be established to attend to those matters which are of mutual interest to both parties of this Agreement and shall be authorized to investigate, assess and recommend solutions to the various problems of the Industry.
A Joint Labor Management Partnership Marketing Action Plan will be submitted annually to the Strategy Group for approval and implementation.
A Joint Appointment is an academic Appointment in two or more academic Units, one of which shall be designated as the Home Unit for the Appointment.
A Joint Designated Life may be removed due to divorce but otherwise may not be added or changed after the Rider Effective Date.
A Joint Consultative Committee (JCC) will be established in companies with over twenty (20) employees.