LIAISON COUNCIL Sample Clauses

LIAISON COUNCIL. ‌ The Xxxxx School District (District) and the association shall participate in a Liaison Council. The Liaison Council is established to provide for an orderly method of communication between District administration and the association. The Liaison Council shall consist of administrators designated by the Superintendent and classified employee representatives designated by the association. The Liaison Council shall meet monthly during the school year, or more often as business dictates, to discuss and problem solve issues related to salary, benefits, and working conditions covered by the negotiated agreement between the District and the Association.‌ SANCTIONED COMMITTEES The administration and the association recognize the importance of working together to solve problems and address issues covered by the negotiated agreement through the course of the year. To that end, sanctioned committees may be established through the liaison council or the negotiation process. Current committees include but are not limited to: Insurance Committee, Process Improvement Team (PIT), Transportation Improvement Group (TIG), Joint Staff School Committee (JSSC), School Technology Specialist Joint Staff Study Committee (STS, JSSC). JOINT STAFF SCHOOL COMMITTEE (JSSC)‌
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LIAISON COUNCIL. Association representatives shall have the option of meeting with the Superintendent and his designees at a mutually convenient time to review and discuss current problems and practices of mutual interest. This council shall be advisory in practice.
LIAISON COUNCIL. A. The Association shall select a liaison committee of five (5) members to meet with the Superintendent and his designees to discuss problems of mutual concern. Meetings will be held by prior arrangement with the Superintendent.
LIAISON COUNCIL. A joint Liaison Council shall be established as soon as possible after the effective date of this Agreement. It shall consist of the Superintendent or his designee and representatives of the Association. The exact number of members shall be established by the Superintendent and the Association. The Council shall meet a minimum of two (2) and a maximum of four (4) times a year. After each meeting, the administration agrees to provide a statement including; what is to be done, by whom, by when, and report back to the Association by the agreed upon time.
LIAISON COUNCIL. A committee comprised of one or more members of the Board of Education of Rancocas Valley Regional High School, the Superintendent of said School or his or her nominee, who shall act as Chairperson, three members of the administrative staff chosen by the Superintendent, and three representatives of the Rancocas Valley. Regional High School Education Association or their alternates chosen by said Association shall meet on three occasions during the school year in October, January, and April respectively. More meetings can be scheduled upon mutual agreement of both parties. Initiation may be made by either party, in writing, requesting a date(s) convenient to both parties and such letter of initiation shall suggest agenda items of mutual concern for discussion. This committee is advisory in nature. All reports of the committee shall be forwarded to the Board who may accept, reject, or send back a report for further study. In the event a report is rejected or returned, it shall not be resubmitted without substantial modification. It is also understood that any disposition by the Board concerning this matter, by commission or omission, shall not be grievable. Minutes of the meetings will be prepared by the Association and approved by the Superintendent prior to distribution.
LIAISON COUNCIL. 17:1 A liaison council consisting of the local president and up to four members appointed by the Association and the Assistant Superintendent for Finance and up to four administrators shall meet at least one time per year for the purpose of improving communications. The parties may agree to hold additional meetings.

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