Department of Labor Final Regulations and Court Decisions Sample Clauses

Department of Labor Final Regulations and Court Decisions. The parties recognize that the U.S. Department of Labor has issued its revised final regulations implementing the Act effective January 16, 2009. However, the Employer may make changes necessitated by any amendments to the Act and regulations or subsequent court decisions. The Employer shall provide timely notice to the Union and opportunity for the Union to meet to discuss the planned changes. Such discussions shall not serve to delay implementation of any changes mandated by law.
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Department of Labor Final Regulations and Court Decisions. The 27 parties recognize that the U.S. Department of Labor has issued its 28 final regulations implementing the Act effective April 6, 1995. 29 However, the Employer may make changes necessitated by any 30 amendments to the Act and regulations or subsequent court 31 decisions. The Employer shall provide timely notice to the Union 32 and opportunity for the Union to meet to discuss the planned 33 changes. Such discussions shall not serve to delay implementation 34 of any changes mandated by law. Planned changes shall not 35 reduce contractual leave rights provided in the collective bargaining 36 agreement. 37 38 f. Complaints. Employee complaints involving the application or 39 interpretation of the FMLA or its Regulations are not grievances 40 under the collective bargaining agreement. Any such complaints 41 may be filed by an employee directly with the employee’s 42 Appointing Authority. The Union may, but is not obligated to, assist 43 the employee in resolving the employee’s complaint with the 44 employee’s Appointing Authority. Grievances alleging paid or 45 unpaid leave contract violations shall continue to be filed in 46 accordance with the contractual grievance procedure. However, an 1 arbitrator shall not have authority to interpret the provisions of the 2 Act.
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