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NEGOTIATIONS AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL a. If negotiable proposals are submitted by either Party, they shall be negotiated at a time mutually agreed upon, but within the timeframes established by this Article. Any necessary face-to-face negotiations will normally take place in Washington, D.C., unless otherwise agreed to by the Parties. b. To the extent feasible, where the designated representatives of the Parties are not in the same commuting area, the Parties agree to use email and telephone to conduct negotiations under this Master Agreement in order to reduce costs. c. The Employer has designated CA/PPT/FO to conduct negotiations at the national level. d. For the Union, negotiations at the national level will be conducted by the national level Union officials, or their designees. e. National level negotiations include changes in policies and procedures affecting the working conditions of bargaining unit employees, including matters which involve the implementation of a Management Right. For example: i. Changes in work processes and technology to the extent that they affect working conditions ii. Revisions to the Foreign Affairs Manual to the extent that they affect working conditions of bargaining unit employees iii. Revisions to Passport Services policies to the extent that they affect working conditions of bargaining unit employees iv. Upward Mobility Program v. Demotion without personal cause vi. Changes to the Drugfree Workplace Plan
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