Common use of Chain of Command Clause in Contracts

Chain of Command. It is recognized that the responsibility for directing the routine activities of the Employees on behalf of the Township is vested in the Director of Public Safety. The Director of Public Safety may delegate such authority in such manner as he/she may determine and is consistent with applicable Township Rules and Ordinances. Until such time as the Township Board or the Township Supervisor authorizes other persons or entities to direct the activities of such Employees, by appropriate ordinance or otherwise, the Employees shall be obligated to obey the orders or directions of the Director of Public Safety and the established Chain of Command. It is further recognized that the right and responsibility for establishing an appropriate command structure is vested solely in the Township Board. The Township or the Department may provide Personnel Rules for use, in the Township or in the Department. In any conflict between the Township or Departmental Rules and this Agreement, this Agreement shall take precedence. It is agreed that an Association member shall be a part of a committee to discuss and inspect proposed Department Personnel Rules prior to their implementation.

Chain of Command. It is recognized that the responsibility for directing the routine activities of the Employees on behalf of the Township is vested in the Director of Public Safety. The Director of Public Safety may delegate such authority in such a manner as he/she may determine and is consistent with applicable Township Rules and Ordinances. Until such time as the Township Board or of the Township Supervisor authorizes other persons or entities to direct the activities of such Employees, by appropriate ordinance or otherwise, the Employees shall be obligated to obey the orders or directions of the Director of Public Safety and the established Chain of Command. It is further recognized that the right and responsibility for establishing an appropriate command structure is vested solely in the Township BoardDirector of Public Safety. The Township or the Department may shall provide Personnel Rules for use, in the Township or use in the Department. In any conflict between the Township or Departmental Rules and this Agreement, this Agreement shall take precedence. It is agreed that an Association a Union member shall be a part of a committee to discuss and inspect proposed Department Personnel Rules prior to their implementation.

Chain of Command. It is recognized that the responsibility for directing the routine activities of the Employees on behalf of the Township is vested in the Director of Public Safety. The Director of Public Safety may delegate such authority in such manner as he/she may determine and is consistent with applicable Township Rules and Ordinances. Until such time as the Township Board or the Township Supervisor authorizes other persons or entities to direct the activities of such Employees, by appropriate ordinance or otherwise, the Employees shall be obligated to obey the orders or directions of the Director of Public Safety and the established Chain of Command. It is further recognized that the right and responsibility for establishing an appropriate command structure is vested solely in the Township Board. The Township or the Department may provide Personnel Rules for use, use in the Township or in the Department. In any conflict between the Township or Departmental Rules and this Agreement, this Agreement shall take precedence. It is agreed that an Association a Union member shall be a part of a committee to discuss and inspect proposed Department Personnel Rules prior to their implementation.

Chain of Command. It is recognized that the responsibility for directing the routine activities of the Employees on behalf of the Township is vested in the Director of Public Safety. The Director of Public Safety may delegate such authority in such manner as he/she may determine and is consistent with applicable Township Rules and Ordinancesordinances. Until such time as the Township Board or the Township Supervisor authorizes other persons or entities to direct the activities of such Employees, by appropriate ordinance or otherwise, the Employees shall be obligated to obey the orders or directions of the Director of Public Safety and the established Chain of Command. It is further recognized that the right and responsibility for establishing an appropriate command structure is vested solely in the Township Board. The Township or the Department may provide Personnel Rules for use, in the Township or in the Department. In any conflict between the Township or Departmental Rules and this Agreement, this Agreement shall take precedence. It is agreed that an Association member shall be a part of a committee to discuss and inspect proposed Department Personnel Rules prior to their implementation.