Unit clarification definition

Unit clarification means a proceeding in which a party to an existing lawful collective bargaining relationship petitions the Board to change the scope or description of an existing bargaining unit; a change in union affiliation; to consolidate existing bargaining units represented by the same labor organization; or to realign existing bargaining units of employees represented by the same exclusive representative into horizontal units, where the Board finds the unit as clarified to be an appropriate bargaining unit and no question concerning, representation arises.
Unit clarification means a request filed by the exclusive bargaining agent, a Municipality, or the State of Rhode Island, seeking any of the following:
Unit clarification means a proceeding in which a party to an existing lawful collective bargaining relationship petitions the board to change the scope or description of an existing bargaining

Examples of Unit clarification in a sentence

  • A question of representation exists when the job classification(s) sought to be amended into a bargaining unit was in existence at the time the employee organization was certified to represent the bargaining unit and the job classification(s) separately constitutes an appropriate bargaining unit.[ARC 3278C, IAB 8/30/17, effective 8/10/17; ARC 3803C, IAB 5/9/18, effective 6/13/18; ARC 4458C, IAB 5/22/19, effective6/26/19] 621—4.7(20) Unit clarification.

  • Unit clarification proceedings are not subject to this time limitation and may be brought at any time consistent with section 1286, subsection 4.[PL 1983, c.

  • Unit clarification petitions may be denied if the question raised should properly be settled through the election process, or the petition requests the clarification of unit placement questions which could have been but were not raised prior to the conclusion of negotiations which resulted in an agreement containing a bargaining unit description.

  • Unit clarification petitions must not be filed with such frequency as to constitute harassment.

  • Unit clarification decisions typically do not provide for the retroactive withholding or payment of union dues.

  • Unit clarification proceedings are not subject to this time limitation and may be brought at any time consistent with section 979‑E, subsection 3.[PL 1981, c.

  • Amend rule 621—4.7(20) as follows: 621—4.7(20) Unit clarification.

  • A question of representation exists when the job classification(s) sought to be amended into a bargaining unit was in existence at the time the employee organization was certified to represent the bargaining unit and the job classification(s) separately constitutes an appropriate bargaining unit.[ARC 3278C, IAB 8/30/17, effective 8/10/17; ARC 3803C, IAB 5/9/18, effective 6/13/18] 621—4.7(20) Unit clarification.

  • Unit clarification proceedings are not subject to this time limitation and may be brought at any time consistent with section 979‑E, subsection 3.

  • Unit clarification proceedings are not subject to this time limitation and may be brought at any time consistent with section 979-E, subsection 3.[PL 1981, c.


More Definitions of Unit clarification

Unit clarification means a proceeding in which a party to an existing lawful collective bargaining relationship petitions the Board to change the scope and description of an existing bargaining unit or to consolidate existing bargaining units represented by the same labor
Unit clarification means a proceeding in which a party to an existing lawful

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