Common use of Reopener Clause Clause in Contracts

Reopener Clause. 3.5.1 This Contract may be reopened for negotiations during the term of the Contract for change(s), deletion(s), or amendment(s) only by mutual consent of both parties. Request(s) for bargaining such change(s) by either party must be in writing and must include a summary of the proposed change(s). 3.5.2 No changes shall be made in the Contract nor shall any District policy be adopted which would effectively change or modify this Contract’s provision(s) without mutual consent of both parties.‌‌ 3.5.3 This Contract may be reopened by either the Association or the District in the event that, during the term of this Contract, PERC rules that any item that has been proposed for adjusting the current Contract by the Association for collective bargaining is a mandatory subject of bargaining. This item shall be one that the District has refused to bargain. The Association and the District agree to immediately initiate collective bargaining on the item in question for the purpose of developing a contract provision for this Contract, provided that if such a ruling occurs after the first Monday in April, the item(s) will be a subject of bargaining for the successor Contract. 3.5.4 All Contract modifications will be in conformance with the state legislative actions and the attending WACs and, if found not in conformance by OSPI or other government regulatory agencies or a court of law, the provisions in question shall be deemed invalid and proper modifications and necessary adjustments shall be made to bring the District into conformance. Collective bargaining may be initiated at the request of either party to adjust, where necessary, Contract language to reflect the adjustments that have been necessary to bring the District into compliance with the law. 3.5.5 If the Legislature by a specific legislative action appropriates additional funds for certificated salary increases to be paid and which would be applicable to the District during the term of the Agreement, the parties will meet to negotiate how such increases might be accomplished. 3.5.6 In the case of financial emergency, the District may initiate bargaining of this Contract by providing ten days’ written notice to the Association.

Reopener Clause. 3.5.1 This Contract may be reopened for negotiations during the term of the Contract for change(s), deletion(s), or amendment(s) only by mutual consent of both parties. Request(s) for bargaining such change(s) by either party must be in writing and must include a summary of the proposed change(s). 3.5.2 No changes shall be made in the Contract Contract, nor shall any District policy be adopted which would effectively change or modify this Contract’s provision(s) without mutual consent of both parties.‌‌parties. 3.5.3 This Contract may be reopened by either the Association or the District in the event that, during the term of this Contract, PERC rules that any item that has been proposed for adjusting the current Contract by the Association for collective bargaining is a mandatory subject of bargaining. This item shall be one that the District has refused to bargain. The Association and the District agree to immediately initiate collective bargaining on the item in question for the purpose of developing a contract provision for this Contract, provided that if such a ruling occurs after the first Monday in April, the item(s) will be a subject of bargaining for the successor Contract. 3.5.4 All Contract modifications will be in conformance with the state legislative actions and the attending WACs and, if found not in conformance by OSPI or other government regulatory agencies or a court of law, the provisions in question shall be deemed invalid and proper modifications and necessary adjustments shall be made to bring the District into conformance. Collective bargaining may be initiated at the request of either party to adjust, where necessary, Contract language to reflect the adjustments that have been necessary to bring the District into compliance with the law. 3.5.5 If the Legislature by a specific legislative action appropriates additional funds for certificated salary increases to be paid and which would be applicable to the District during the term of the Agreement, the parties will meet to negotiate how such increases might be accomplished. 3.5.6 In the case of financial emergency, the District may initiate bargaining of this Contract by providing ten days’ written notice to the Association.

Reopener Clause. 3.5.1 This Contract may be reopened for negotiations during the term of the Contract for change(s), deletion(s), or amendment(s) only by mutual consent of both parties. Request(s) for bargaining such change(s) by either party must be in writing and must include a summary of the proposed change(s). 3.5.2 No changes shall be made in the Contract nor shall any District policy be adopted which would effectively change or modify this Contract’s provision(s) without mutual consent of both parties.‌‌parties. 3.5.3 This Contract may be reopened by either the Association or the District in the event that, during the term of this Contract, PERC rules that any item that has been proposed for adjusting the current Contract by the Association for collective bargaining is a mandatory subject of bargaining. This item shall be one that the District has refused to bargain. The Association and the District agree to immediately initiate collective bargaining on the item in question for the purpose of developing a contract provision for this Contract, provided that if such a ruling occurs after the first Monday in April, the item(s) will be a subject of bargaining for the successor Contract. 3.5.4 All Contract modifications will be in conformance with the state legislative actions and the attending WACs and, if found not in conformance by OSPI or other government regulatory agencies or a court of law, the provisions in question shall be deemed invalid and proper modifications and necessary adjustments shall be made to bring the District into conformance. Collective bargaining may be initiated at the request of either party to adjust, where necessary, Contract language to reflect the adjustments that have been necessary to bring the District into compliance with the law. 3.5.5 If the Legislature by a specific legislative action appropriates additional funds for certificated salary increases to be paid and which would be applicable to the District during the term of the Agreement, the parties will meet to negotiate how such increases might be accomplished. 3.5.6 In the case of financial emergency, the District may initiate bargaining of this Contract by providing ten days’ written notice to the Association.