Bargaining Committee definition

Bargaining Committee. Means the members of MSEA who are selected, as directed by the Board, to be a steering committee for the bargaining teams, and liaison between the teams and membership.

Bargaining Committee means a committee of up to four Bargaining Agents which shall act as the representative of the Association in matters of negotiating all terms and conditions of this Agreement.

Bargaining Committee means the representatives chosen from corporation employees holding membership under the union, and a union representative designated by the union.

Examples of Bargaining Committee in a sentence

• The Union will furnish the Employer with a written list of the Bargaining Committee prior to the first bargaining meeting and substitution changes thereto, if necessary.

• Time spent by employees who are members of the CSSBA Bargaining Committee will be without loss of pay for time spent in direct negotiations with the Employer with CSSEA for the renewal of this collective agreement.

• In the event of a fatality, the Employer shall immediately notify the President of the Union or his/her designate and the Bargaining Committee Chairperson.

• A reasonable number, not exceeding seven (7) members of the Bargaining Committee, shall be released from their regular work duties (whether regular, part-time, night-time, or summer classes) with pay, when negotiation meetings with management are scheduled during working hours of the employees involved.

• The Employer agrees to recognize a Collective Bargaining Committee whose sole functions shall be to meet with Employer representatives for the purpose of negotiating modifications to this Agreement.

• The Employer agrees to supply the President of the Union or his/her designate, and Chairperson of the Bargaining Committee with the job descriptions for those classifications in the bargaining unit.

• Provide support for Central Table Bargaining Committee as required.

• All matters of mutual concern pertaining to rates of pay, hours of work, working conditions, collective bargaining, etc., shall be referred to the Bargaining Committee for discussion and settlement.

• After clarifying the proposal with the company last month, the Teamsters National Bargaining Committee, made up of local union leaders from across the country, unanimously recommended ratification.

• If the study shows that a consolidation or merger would be beneficial, then the Bargaining Committee will consider such merger.

More Definitions of Bargaining Committee

Bargaining Committee means the representatives chosen from corporation employees holding membership under the union, and a union representative designated by the union. means a probationary, permanent, or temporary employee and field employee as defined in Article Employee" means the incumbent of a permanent position who has successfully completed his initial probationary period.

Bargaining Committee means those members of the Police Department appointed by the FOP or elected by its members to serve as officers or members of the contract negotiation committee.

Bargaining Committee means a committee of one or

Bargaining Committee or "Negotiating Committee" means a Committee composed of not more than four (4) members and counsel who will meet and negotiate with the Village concerning this agreement or future agreements.

Bargaining Committee means persons appointed by the Association for the purpose of negotiation, and whom the Board acknowledges as being entitled to bargain on behalf of the Association;

Bargaining Committee means the committee responsible for the negotiation and