Mutual Agreement is defined to mean an agreement between the Union and the Employer.
Mutual Agreement means that a position of consent has been reached between the employee and the Manager on duty. A note of explanation and signatures by the parties verifying the changes shall be made to the employee’s time sheet.
Mutual Agreement means any of the following:
Examples of Mutual Agreement in a sentence
Termination By Mutual Agreement -- County and Contractor may otherwise agree in writing to terminate this Agreement.
More Definitions of Mutual Agreement
Mutual Agreement means an agreement by the Employer and Employee on a matter that has been negotiated on an individual event or an ongoing basis. In such negotiations, the Employee has the right to decline a management proposal without being penalised for doing so.
Mutual Agreement means an agreement which has been arrived at between directly affected employees and PWC, without duress being applied to either party;
Mutual Agreement or “Mutual Consent” when used hereafter shall mean the assent of the majority of the members of each team.
Mutual Agreement means the procedure envisaged in Article 25 of the Model Tax Convention on Income and on Capital of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development;
Mutual Agreement means bargaining only with ratification by the Association and approval by the school corporation prior to any changes.
Mutual Agreement means an agreement reached between the Chief Operating Officer of the CN Tower (or the Company’s designate) and the Union’s National Representative assigned employee.
Mutual Agreement means between the Union and the Company unless otherwise stated.