TEWV Joint Consultative Committee Terms of Reference Sample Clauses

TEWV Joint Consultative Committee Terms of Reference. ‌ The purpose of the Joint Consultative Committee and the Local Consultative Committees is to provide a regular and effective means of consultation, information sharing, joint discussion and agreement in pursuance of this partnership agreement. • To meet bi-monthly. • To be chaired alternately by a staff representative and a Trust representative. • A maximum of seventeen named staff representatives (or their deputies) and eight named Trust representatives (or their deputies) to attend along with the JCC secretary. All others to attend by invitation. • JCC meeting will be quorate provided that there are no less than 8 members comprising of a minimum of 4 recognised trade union or professional organisation representatives from a minimum of three different trade unions and 4 Trust representatives present. • Named members are expected to attend at least half of the scheduled meetings. • To be a forum for the sharing of information about national, regional and/or TEWV-wide employment policy and/or practice developments and/or initiatives that may impact upon
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