Recognition Clause definition

Recognition Clause shall not be interpreted or applied so as to restrict the Employer from assigning non-bargaining unit personnel to perform work performed by bargaining unit personnel in accordance with the applicable job descriptions.
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Recognition Clause shall not be interpreted or applied so as to restrict the Employer from assigning non-bargaining unit personnel to perform work performed by bargaining unit personnel in accordance with job descriptions on file with the Department of Administrative Services, and consistent with Ohio Revised Code 4117.08(C)3 and (C)8.
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Recognition Clause. The board shall recognize the majority petitioning group of licensed teachers that have duly executed the proper petition, as required by law, as the exclusive representative bargaining unit for the subsequent contract/school year. The duration of the master agreement shall be for a period of one school/fiscal year. • Individual contracts clause: Individual contracts will be consistent with the terms and conditions of the negotiated agreement. Amendments to the contract can be agreed upon between the teacher and the school district. There is an expectation of professional responsibility to carry out the necessary duties related to other curricular and co-curricular assignments and separately contracted extra-curricular assignments.
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Examples of Recognition Clause in a sentence

  • All EMPLOYEES covered by this AGREEMENT and coming under the jurisdiction of the UNIONS, as set forth in the Recognition Clause, Article XIII, shall, as a condition of employment, become members of the appropriate UNION within eight (8) days following the date of their employment, and shall remain members in good standing during the term of this AGREEMENT.

  • The Recognition Clause contained in the Preamble to, and Exhibit 1 (“Job Classifications”) of, the former individual collective bargaining agreement between Frontier Communications of the Southwest Inc.

  • It is understood that bargaining unit members set forth in the foregoing Recognition Clause have the responsibility for performing duties currently being done by present employees.

  • Note: See Article 2 of the Society-Hydro One Collective Agreement for the complete Recognition Clause and Letter of Understanding, dated Oct.

  • The term “Teacher” when used in this Agreement shall refer to all certificated employees except for those certificated employees excluded from the bargaining unit as specified in the Recognition Clause.

  • An “employee” is any professional person employed by the Board and identified in Article I Recognition Clause.

  • The Recognition Clause printed in this book­ let is a typical Recognition Clause, with slight variations from Company to Company.

  • For clarity, the parties understand and agree that this Recognition Clause does not pertain to work performed by a Postdoctoral Fellow that falls outside the scope of their Postdoctoral Fellow appointment.

  • The Association, which is the legally recognized exclusive bargaining representative of the certificated staff as described in the Recognition Clause of this Collective Bargaining Agreement, shall have the right to have deducted from the salary of members of the Association, upon receipt of a written authorization form, an amount equal to the fees and dues required for membership in the Association.

  • For any new position in an area covered by the Recognition Clause (Article 2 above) which may be created by the Board and for which no salary provision is made herein, the parties agree that the salary for the said position shall be subject to negotiations pursuant to Conn.

Related to Recognition Clause

  • Recognition means the entry of an order granting recognition of a foreign main proceeding or foreign nonmain proceeding under this chapter; and

  • Deemer clause means a provision under this title under which upon the

  • Recognition Agreement With respect to any Cooperative Loan, an agreement between the Cooperative Corporation and the originator of such Mortgage Loan which establishes the rights of such originator in the Cooperative Property.

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  • Due-on-sale clause means a contract provision which authorizes the lender, at its option, to declare due and payable sums secured by the lender's security instrument if all or any part of the property, or an interest in the property, securing the real property loan is sold or transferred without the lender's prior written consent.