MOU Flashcards
CAHP has the following rights:
To represent its members before the State regarding wages, hours, and conditions of employment.
To receive timely written notice of changes to, or adoption of, any rule relating to wages, hours, or other conditions of employment.
The CAHP has as its purpose the following three objectives:
the promotion of harmonious labor relations between the State and CAHP;
establishment of an equitable and peaceful procedure for the resolution of differences;
and the establishment of rates of pay, hours of work, and other conditions of employment including health and safety.
Commanders (shall/shall not/should/may) maintain their current practice of scheduling shifts
Shall
Commanders (shall/shall not/should/may), at the request of the CAHP Area Representative, or as a result of operational needs, provide for changes in the methods of scheduling shifts and days off
May
If the CAHP Area Representative requests to make changes in the current practice of scheduling shifts and days off, the Commander (Shall/Shall Not/Should/May) meet and confer to discuss the requested changes.
shall
There shall be no more than (#) Area Representative and (#) Alternate Area Representative per work location.
1 area rep/ 1 alternate
True/false
An employee designated as an authorized CAHP Representative must obtain permission from his/her immediate supervisor or designee to engage, during duty hours, in business relating to this Agreement.
True
T/F
Permission to engage in CAHP Rep activity shall be granted promptly unless such absence would interfere with efficient operations.
True
If permission to engage in CAHP Rep activity is denied, then:
An alternate time will be designated.
Upon request of an employee, a CAHP Representative shall be allowed up to (#) hours of release time to assist the employee on a grievance or complaint at each level of the grievance/complaint procedure, provided:
(4) hours/ it is in the CAHP Representative’s designated area of primary responsibility
Upon request of the CAHP, the grievant or a CAHP Representative shall be allowed up to (#) hours of release time to assist the CAHP in preparing for arbitration.
(8) hours
Upon request of an employee, a CAHP Representative shall be allowed up to (#) hours of release time to review an Adverse Action file and to assist the employee in preparation and presentation of the “Skelly” response,
(4) hours
a CAHP Representative (Shall/Shall Not/Should/Should Not/May) be allowed release time to assist the employee during an Adverse Action interrogation
Shall
In addition to several other items, CAHP shall be granted:
Reasonable release time to attend meetings
Reasonable release time for meet and confers with Mngmt
Usage of informal time off (dock time) for CAHP business
With an employee’s written consent, an authorized CAHP Representative (Shall/Shall Not/Sould/Should Not/May) be permitted, upon request, to inspect the employee’s official Department personnel file during normal business hours
Shall be
T/F
Generally speaking, CAHP business will be reasonable accommodated unless normal Department operations would be disrupted.
True, ensuring Department operations are not disrupted is a reoccurring theme in the MOU.
T/F
Bulletin boards will be allowed for the purposes of posting official CAHP literature and will be paid for by the Department
False, they will be allowed, but at a cost to the CAHP
T/F
The CAHP shall be permitted use of any state facility immediately upon request for the purpose of official CAHP business.
False, permission will be granted with reasonable notice to the department as long as operations are not interrupted…
CAHP Representatives (Shall/Shall Not/Should Not/may) have access without cost to state telephones to conduct employee relations business provided, however, the use of state telephones (Shall/Shall Not/Should Not/May) result in toll charges or interfere with the operation of the facility or office.
Shall/ Shall Not
A grievance is a dispute of one or more employees, or a dispute between the State and CAHP involving the interpretation, application, or enforcement of:
The MOU
An employee grievance initially (Shall/Shall not/Should/Should not/may) be discussed with the employee’s immediate supervisor, and within (#) calendar days of the event
Shall/ (21) days