Mandatory Re-Opener Sample Clauses

Mandatory Re-Opener. The parties agree that the settlement of the salary article of this Agreement is contingent upon the Town’s representations concerning its ability to pay and its desire that all employee groups be treated equitably given the limits of the Town’s resources. Accordingly, in the event the event the Town of Bellingham enters into, signs and funds an agreement which provides an across the board base salary adjustment in excess of zero percent (0%) over the life of a one (1) year agreement covering the period fiscal year 2011-2012, then this Agreement shall be re-opened forthwith for the purpose of negotiating an adjustment in salary to provide, in addition to the increase already negotiated herein, the difference represented in such other voluntary agreement. And further, this Agreement shall be re-opened in the same manner and for the same purpose in the event another unit’s agreement, covering a different period of fiscal years, provides a base salary adjustment for any year in excess of that already provided herein. Such re-opener shall relate to the year in which the excess applies. The above re-opener shall apply to agreements reached with any bargaining unit in Town. If for any reason the parties fail to reach agreement as to the appropriate adjustment in salary, then either party shall have the right to invoke arbitration to determine what the appropriate adjustment in salary should be in order to meet the Town’s commitment of equitable treatment. The parties may select an arbitrator by mutual agreement or through the procedures otherwise in force under this Agreement.
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