– BARGAINING SESSIONS Sample Clauses

The "Bargaining Sessions" clause defines the procedures and expectations for formal negotiation meetings between parties, typically in the context of labor relations or collective bargaining agreements. It outlines how and when these sessions will be scheduled, who may attend, and the protocols for exchanging proposals or information. By establishing a clear framework for negotiations, this clause helps ensure that both parties have a structured and fair opportunity to discuss and resolve issues, thereby promoting orderly and productive bargaining while minimizing misunderstandings or disputes over the negotiation process.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. The meeting place, time and agenda for each collective 2 bargaining session shall be as agreed upon by the Superintendent and the Association’s designated
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. The meeting place, time and agenda for each collective 2 bargaining session shall be as agreed upon by the Superintendent and the Association’s designated 3 representative. The parties agree to use the Interest-Based process. The SPALC 4 Labor/Management Committee shall meet to determine the agenda, training schedule, and calendar 5 for bargaining of re-openers and successor agreements. Bargaining team members shall receive 6 temporary duty leave as required for the purpose of attending to bargaining related duties.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. The meeting place, time and agenda for each collective 2 bargaining session shall be as agreed upon by the Superintendent and the Association’s designated 3 representative. The parties agree to use the Interest-Based process. The TALC Labor/Management 4 Committee shall meet to determine the agenda, training schedule, and calendar for bargaining of 5 re-openers and successor agreements. Bargaining team members shall receive temporary duty 6 leave as required for the purpose of attending to bargaining related duties 8 (1) Re-opener: Reopeners are restricted to two (2) articles per party in addition to Article 10 9 (Compensation) and Article 11 (Benefits). Additional article may be re-opened upon mutual 10 agreement of the parties.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. The Association’s negotiation team, of which three (3) may be on duty, shall be allowed time off to participate in bargaining sessions. The dates, times and places for negotiating sessions shall be established by mutual agreement.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. In scheduling bargaining meetings, the schedules of employees voluntarily serving on the bargaining team shall be taken into consideration in an effort to minimize sessions during off duty hours but also minimize disruptions to normal public services. When in negotiations with the City, one member of the bargaining team shall be allowed off from each shift. A second member of the bargaining team shall be allowed off from any shift where the second member does not create overtime. Members from the night shift who are participating shall be allowed off duty from eight (8) hours prior to the start of the bargaining until eight (8) hours after the end of the bargaining session. Members participating from the day shift shall be allowed off duty from one hour before the start of the bargaining until one hour after.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. No recording devices shall be permitted in these meetings. The subject and content of these meetings shall be kept confidential except for reports to the parties’ appropriate constituents as provided in Section (D). Either party reserves the right to delete or modify any proposals it deems necessary during the course of these negotiations.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. Bargaining meetings shall normally take place from 8:00 to 4:00 at the Board Office, but the parties may mutually agree to extend the time. Caucuses shall be kept to a minimum, and should normally not last longer than fifteen (15) minutes. A party needing additional time shall give its best estimate to the other party if it needs longer than 15 (fifteen) minutes. The party taking the caucus shall report in general terms what was discussed during the caucus.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. A. The initial bargaining session shall be arranged within fourteen (14) days of the date of receipt of the letter to initiate negotiations. The initial bargaining session shall be held no later than ninety (90) days prior to the expiration of this Agreement or two (2) weeks after receipt of notice – whichever comes later - unless the parties otherwise mutually agree. B. Items for negotiation, together with complete written proposals thereon, shall be exchanged at the initial bargaining session. No new items shall be added unless mutually agreed to by both parties. C. The negotiations sessions will be no longer than one and one-half (1 ½) hours in length, unless mutually agreed.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. 2.3.1 The initial bargaining session shall be arranged within fourteen (14) calendar days of the date of receipt of the letter to initiate negotiations. The initial bargaining session shall be held no later than sixty (60) days prior to the expiration of this Agreement or two (2) weeks after receipt of notice--whichever comes later--unless the parties otherwise mutually agree. 2.3.2 All proposals shall be presented at the initial bargaining session. No items shall be added unless mutually agreed to by both parties. 2.3.3 The initial session and all future sessions shall not adjourn until a time, place, and date have been established for the next bargaining session.
– BARGAINING SESSIONS. The meeting place, time and agenda for each collective