Classification Shall Be Submitted to the Union Sample Clauses

Classification Shall Be Submitted to the Union. The Employer agrees to submit to the Union, job descriptions for all new positions and classifications. When a new job description is created the parties will negotiate its inclusion or exclusion within the scope of the agreement and, if included, the hours of work and salary range/classification.
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Classification Shall Be Submitted to the Union. 19.2.1 The Employer agrees to submit, to the Union, job descriptions for all new positions and classifications.

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