Expansion of the University Clause Samples

Expansion of the University. In the event of an expansion or extension of the University through the creation of faculties, colleges, schools, departments/programs or any other academic units or sub-units, either in Peterborough or elsewhere, the academic staff members of such units or sub-units who by virtue of the terms of their appointments would be eligible for membership in the bargaining unit shall immediately become members of the bargaining unit, and the provisions of this Agreement shall apply to them. If the expansion or extension of the University takes the form of an educational undertaking with another educational institution, the Joint Committee shall advise the Board and the Association on methods of protecting the bargaining unit and permitting the University to extend its educational services to the community.
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