Common use of Philosophy Statement Clause in Contracts

Philosophy Statement. This Agreement recognizes the need for a new approach to Union/Management relations and the more effective use of human resources in the manufacture of bearings worldwide. It further recognizes the competitiveness in the bearing industry and the potential for increased global competitive pressures with our current and future customers. Both parties recognize the need to develop and maintain an atmosphere of cooperative problem solving to accomplish our mutual objectives. We understand that our job security depends upon our success in making quality bearings, in a cost-effective manner, and in satisfying our customer expectations and commitments. We believe that people want to be involved in decisions that affect them, care about their jobs and each other, take pride in themselves and in their contributions and want to share in the success of their efforts. Making progress toward these mutually agreed upon goals will require a relationship of mutual respect, open communication, shared success, mutual aid, innovative problem solving, and shared decision-making. The parties agree that in order for the Union to effectively represent its members, the Union must have a role in the decision-making process that affects its members. It is the intent of the UAW and RBC to create a workplace that recognizes the need for people to be treated with respect and dignity and recognizes that collective bargaining can be an essential and constructive force in our plant. All parties in this Agreement will strive to make the West Trenton plant of RBC the best of its kind in the marketplace; making the highest quality product; a cost effective, profitable operation; a coveted place to work, and a responsible member of the community. It is in this renewed spirit of mutual respect and recognition of each other’s stakes and equities that this Agreement is entered into and agreed upon.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement (Roller Bearing Co of America Inc), Collective Bargaining Agreement (RBC Bearings INC)

Philosophy Statement. This Agreement recognizes the need for a new approach to Union/Management relations and the more effective use of human resources in the manufacture of bearings worldwide. It further recognizes the competitiveness in the bearing industry and the potential for increased global competitive pressures with our current and future customers. Both parties recognize the need to develop and maintain an atmosphere of cooperative problem solving to accomplish our mutual objectives. We understand that our job security depends upon our success in making quality bearings, in a cost-effective manner, and in satisfying our customer expectations and commitments. We believe that people want to be involved in decisions that affect them, care about their jobs and each other, take pride in themselves and in their contributions and want to share in the success of their efforts. Making progress toward these mutually agreed upon goals will require a relationship of mutual respect, open communication, shared success, mutual aid, innovative problem solving, and shared decision-making. The parties agree that in order for the Union to effectively represent its members, the Union must have a role in the decision-making process that affects its members. It is the intent of the UAW and RBC to create a workplace that recognizes the need for people to be treated with respect and dignity and recognizes that collective bargaining can be an essential and constructive force in our plant. All parties in this Agreement will strive to make the West Trenton plant of RBC the best of its kind in the marketplace; making the highest quality product; a cost effective, profitable operation; a coveted place to work, and a responsible member of the community. It is in this renewed spirit of mutual respect and recognition of each other’s 's stakes and equities that this Agreement is entered into and agreed upon.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement (Bremen Bearings Inc)