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Meet and Confer: What do we do if we decide to make a change?

In 18. Labor Relations
Tagged Employee Relations Handbook, Meet and Confer, Representation, union

After consulting with Employee & Labor Relations, notify the employee organization(s) of the change in writing. The notice should describe the proposed change in detail and explain why the change is being planned. The written notice should be sent a minimum of four weeks before the proposed implementation date, providing two weeks for the employee organization(s) to receive the letter and decide if they want to meet, and at least two additional weeks to schedule a meeting or meetings. In cases involving major or complex changes, more time should be allowed as multiple meetings may be necessary. Please see Sample Notice to Union(s).

If not contacted by the employee organization(s), implement the change. If contacted by an employee organization, set a mutually agreeable date and time to meet.

2015-04-02
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