Meet and Confer During Term of Memorandum Sample Clauses

The "Meet and Confer During Term of Memorandum" clause establishes a process for the parties to communicate and discuss issues that arise while the memorandum is in effect. Typically, this clause requires both parties to promptly meet and attempt to resolve disputes, clarify ambiguities, or address unforeseen circumstances through good-faith discussions. Its core practical function is to provide a structured mechanism for ongoing dialogue, helping to prevent misunderstandings and resolve conflicts before they escalate into formal disputes.
Meet and Confer During Term of Memorandum a. If the County proposes during the term of this Memorandum to adopt a policy or course of action on matters within the scope of representation as defined by State law that are not covered by this Agreement, it will provide the Association with written notice of the proposed policy or course of action and offer to meet and confer over the proposal in accordance with State law, the County’s Employee Relations Policy (ERP), and with the provisions provided in (c) below. b. The County and Association agree to meet and confer in accordance with State law, the ERP, and the provisions provided in (c) below if the County’s proposal(s) include matters within the scope of representation in one (1) or more of the following matter:. 1. The assignment of groups of employees to work hours, work shifts and/or work schedules. An example of such a change would be if the County proposed to change the work schedule of employees in the Sheriff’s Detention Division from a 4/10 to a 5/8 schedule. 2. The assignment of employees between departments as a result of reorganization or a change in the mission or program of the department(s) involved. 3. The use and assignment of County vehicles and/or personal vehicles of employees for work-related purposes. c. The provisions of this subsection (c) apply to the meet and confer process applicable to County proposals on matters within the scope of representation as described in Subsections (a) and (b) above. The County will provide written notice to the Association describing the proposed change. Upon request of the Association, the County will provide all relevant information it has pertaining to the proposal as required by the MMBA. The Association will have up to fifteen (15) calendar days from when it received the notice to inform the County in writing if it desires to meet and confer over the proposal. If the Association fails to notify the County within the fifteen (15) days, the County may implement the proposal without any further obligation to meet and confer with the Association. If the Association notifies the County within fifteen (15) calendar days of its desire to meet and confer, then the County and the Association shall meet and confer in good faith over the proposal and all identified impacts arising from the proposal. Unless extended by mutual written agreement of the parties, the pre-impasse period for meeting and conferring pursuant to this Section 34.3 shall be thirty-five
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Meet and Confer During Term of Memorandum a. If the County proposes during the term of this Memorandum to adopt a policy or course of action on matters within the scope of representation as defined by State law that are not covered by this Agreement, it will provide the Association with written notice of the proposed policy or course of action and offer to meet and confer over the proposal in accordance with state law and the County's Employee Relations Policy. b. 1. If the County's proposal covers one or more of the following four matters, the County and the Association agree to meet and confer in accordance with state and County law and with the provisions as provided below: (i) The assignment of groups of employees to work hours, work shifts and/or work schedules. An example of such a change would be if the County proposed to change the work schedule of employees from a 4/10 to a 5/8 schedule. (ii) The assignment of employees between departments as a result of reorganization or a change in the mission or program of the department(s) involved. An example of such a change would be if the County proposed to move the Investigator staff from the Public Defender Department to the Social Services Department. (iii) The use and assignment of county vehicles and/or personal vehicles of employees for work-related purposes. An example of such a change would be if the county proposed to assign all Investigators to take-home County vehicles. (iv) Providing employees with meals or snacks. An example of such a change would be if the County proposed to charge employees for the cost of required meals or snacks produced or provided by the food service program in the Sheriff's Detention Division.
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Meet and Confer During Term of Memorandum. ‌ 2.3.1 If the District proposes during the term of this Memorandum to adopt a policy or course of action on matters within the scope of representation as defined by State law that are not covered by this Memorandum, it will provide the Union with written notice of the proposed policy or course of action and an opportunity to meet and confer over any aspect of the proposal or impacts of the proposal that are within the scope of representation, in accordance with state law. This expressly includes any proposed changes by the District to the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ Water District Policy Manual within the scope of representation as defined by State law that are not covered by this Memorandum.
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