DEPARTMENTS DEFINED Sample Clauses

The "Departments Defined" clause establishes clear definitions for the various departments referenced within an agreement or policy. It typically lists each department by name and may describe their respective roles or responsibilities, ensuring that all parties understand which organizational units are involved. By providing these definitions, the clause eliminates ambiguity and ensures that references to departments throughout the document are precise and consistently interpreted.
DEPARTMENTS DEFINED. For purposes of defining “Department” pursuant to Sections 6.4(1) and 7.3 of the Collective Bargaining Agreement, “Department” shall be defined and separated as follows:
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DEPARTMENTS DEFINED. There shall be six (6) departments under the terms of this Agreement. These shall be known as: 1. Custodial/Maintenance/Groundskeeper Department 2. Food Service Department/Cashier 3. Paraprofessional/Aides/Nurse Department 4. Secretarial/Dispatch Department 5. Transportation/Mechanic 6. Technology Department Personnel
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DEPARTMENTS DEFINED. There shall be five (5) departments under the terms of this Agreement. These shall be known as:
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DEPARTMENTS DEFINED. For purposes of this Section 9, departments are set forth in Appendix C and such other departments as will be mutually agreed upon.
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DEPARTMENTS DEFINED. There shall be two (2) departments under the terms of this Agreement. One shall be known as the General Department, which includes all employees in the Custodial and Maintenance Classifications. The second shall be known as the Transportation Department which shall include all mechanics and drivers except those who from time to time may be called upon from the General Department to drive regularly scheduled runs only.
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