FIRE DEPARTMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS Clause Samples

FIRE DEPARTMENT RULES AND REGULATIONS. The current rules and regulations of the Fire Department shall remain in effect during the term of this Agreement. The parties agree that during the term of this Agreement, the parties will review all rules and regulations, both presently in effect and proposed, in preparation for the next contract negotiations. All rules and regulations concerning conditions of employment shall be subject to future negotiations; all rules and regulations concerning managerial rights and other concerns reserved under Chapter 4117 to the public employers shall be subject to consultation with the Union, but no right of negotiation shall exist for such rules and regulations. The Union shall appoint a committee which will meet with the City to discuss rules and regulations on a regular basis. When a new Rule, Regulation, Policy or Procedure is being implemented, the City will post a copy immediately and provide employees and the Union with copies.
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