Conduct of Negotiations Clause Samples

Conduct of Negotiations. Accordingly all negotiations connected with the dispute shall be conducted in strict confidence and without prejudice to the rights of the parties in any future legal proceedings.

Conduct of Negotiations. 1. Each party shall, upon reasonable request, furnish to the other party any available, pertinent non-confidential reports, statistics and general information concerning the District. 2. Competent professional and lay representatives or consultants may be used in negotiations by either party. 3. During negotiations, the Board and the Association will present relevant non- confidential data, exchange points of view, and make proposals and counterproposals. 4. Negotiations shall be conducted in closed sessions unless both parties agree to the contrary. 5. Nothing herein shall be construed to prevent a school district official from meeting with an employee organization for the purpose of hearing the views and requests of members of such organization so long as the Association is informed of the meeting and provided that any changes or modifications in terms and conditions of employment are made only through negotiations with the Association. 6. This Agreement shall not be modified in whole or in part by the parties except by an instrument in writing duly executed by both parties.

Conduct of Negotiations. A. The parties agree that their duly designated representatives shall negotiate in a good faith effort. Each party shall select its own representatives. B. Meetings between the Negotiations committees to discuss provisions of this Agreement may be called, upon the written request of the President of the Association or the Superintendent of Schools of the Board. Meetings shall be held within fifteen calendar days of said request. Request for meeting must specify matters to be discussed and shall be directed to the Superintendent of Schools or the President of the Association. C. Contract re-negotiations shall begin no later than February 15 prior to the expiration of this contract, unless both parties agree to an alternate date. Subsequent meetings shall be held as necessary at times and places agreed to by both parties. D. The Board and the Association agree that negotiations will include aspects of salaries, fringe benefits, working conditions, and procedures for grievance adjustment. E. The Board and the Association agree to exchange information and proposals during the meetings, on matters being negotiated. F. Items agreed upon by the Negotiations Committee shall be recorded in writing by a designated member from each committee and initialed by the chief spokesperson indicating tentative agreement G. The participants may call upon representatives to consider the matters under discussion and to make suggestions. Each participating team may utilize the service of consultants during the deliberations. The costs and fees for consultants shall be assumed by the organizations utilizing them. H. When the Negotiations committees reach tentative agreement on all the items to be incorporated into this Agreement, the document shall be submitted in writing to the Board and the Association for approval or disapproval.

Conduct of Negotiations. The WKA General Partner shall be primarily responsible for conducting negotiations on behalf of the Partnership with the Land Administration of Puerto Rico and other government agencies in connection with the acquisition of the El Conquistador land and buildings and related parcels of real property for the Project. The other General Partner shall have the right to participate in such negotiations but shall have no right to independently conduct such negotiations on behalf of the Partnership. All material decisions with respect to such negotiations shall be made by the General Partners.

Conduct of Negotiations. 2.1 The parties desire to execute a Final Agreement by March 30, 2000 (the "Target Date"). The Contacts will in good faith talk regularly, schedule negotiations, and coordinate all exchanges of information, including recommendations, drafts, and proposals. A timetable setting forth the preliminary schedule of negotiations is attached as Exhibit A. A reasonable number of employees, agents, and advisers may accompany the Contacts at meetings and negotiations. 2.2 No less than one executive(s) of both parties will meet to review the progress of the negotiations, and to identify and clarify issues. Following each meeting, the parties will decide whether to continue or terminate their negotiations. The meetings may be in person or via telephone and email. These meetings shall be no less than once per week. The parties will negotiate with the goal of including the following items in the Final Agreement: 1. Defining who contributes what, as well as who prepares specifications. 2. Setting forth ownership rights of the parties in past, present and future works. 3. The respective rights of the parties to use any developed works, including the right to license or sublicense others and the right to make derivative works. 4. Who pays for costs and expenses incurred. 5. Structure of transaction fees or royalties. 6. Defining obligations regarding future development, modifications and enhancements.

Conduct of Negotiations. 1. Each party shall, upon reasonable request, furnish to the other party any available, pertinent non-confidential reports, statistics and general information concerning the District. 2. Competent professional and lay representatives or consultants may be used in negotiations by either party. 3. During negotiations, the Board and the W.T.C.

Conduct of Negotiations. The Parties shall negotiate in good faith to achieve agreement regarding the terms of the JVA or JVSA, as the case may be, with such agreement to incorporate the terms of this LOI and such additional terms as may be agreed by the Parties, with the aim of achieving such agreement and executing the implementing the first of the JVA or the JVSA, as the case may be, by the Outside Date as defined in this LOI or such later date as determined, in accordance with this LOI.

Conduct of Negotiations. A. Each Chief Negotiator shall “come to the table” with full authority to make decisions and commitments for their respective party regarding these contract negotiations, subject only to Agency Head Review. Only the Chief Negotiators are authorized to commit their negotiating teams to agreement on a proposal. Any approvals or agreements sought by the Chief Negotiator or negotiating team for either party that requires the approval by persons other than those at the negotiating table will be deemed a refusal to consult or negotiate in good faith under the Statute. B. Upon reaching agreement on a section, paragraph, or language in any portion of this agreement, it shall be written down and the Chief Negotiators will signify agreement by signing and dating the agreed upon item(s). The agreed upon language will be considered final and binding and may only be reopened by mutual agreement of the parties, or as otherwise allowed by these ground rules. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ Chief Negotiator may call a recess in the negotiating sessions at any time. The time for resuming negotiations will be mutually agreed upon by the Chief Negotiators. ▇. ▇▇▇▇▇▇ party may call for a caucus at any time without the consent of the other party. The caucusing party will withdraw to another room; the caucusing party will make every effort to keep the non-caucusing party abreast of the anticipated resumption of negotiations. F. The Agreement shall not be completed and finalized until all proposals have been disposed of by mutual consent. Negotiation disputes, including questions of negotiability and resolution of impasses, will be processed in a manner consistent with 5 U.S.C. Chapter 71 and implementing regulations. This will not serve as a bar to the Parties concluding by mutual consent a general agreement on those items which have been or remain to be negotiated.

Conduct of Negotiations. (A) The Vendor (which may act through a duly authorised agent for the purposes of this sub-paragraph) shall prepare the Sale Group's statutory accounts and tax returns for accounting periods ended on or prior to Completion. The Purchaser shall procure that such returns are authorised, signed and submitted by the Sale Group to the appropriate authority without amendment or with such amendments as the Vendor shall agree (such agreement not to be unreasonably withheld) and that the Vendor is given all such assistance as may be required to agree the said returns with the appropriate authorities. The Vendor shall prepare all documentation and deal with all matters (including correspondence) relating to the said returns and the Purchaser shall procure that such access to the books, accounts and records of the Sale Group is afforded as may be required to enable the Vendor to prepare the said returns and conduct matters relating thereto in accordance with the Vendor's rights under this sub-paragraph. (B) Without the prior written approval of the Purchaser the Vendor shall take no action the effect of which is likely to increase the amount of taxation payable by the Sale Group in respect of accounting periods after the Balance Sheet Date or likely to prejudice the tax affairs of the Sale Group.