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Ch. 248
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2002 LAWS OF MARYLAND
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[(5)] (6) Employees may not engage in a strike.
[(6)] (7) If a strike of employees occurs, a court of competent jurisdiction
may, upon request of the MNCPPC, enjoin the strike.
[(7)] (8) An employee may not receive pay or compensation from the
MNCPPC for any period during which the employee is engaged in a strike.
[(8)] (9) If an employee organization certified as an exclusive
representative engages in a strike, its certification as exclusive representative shall
be revoked by the Commissioner, and that employee organization or any other
employee organization which engages in a strike shall be ineligible to be certified as
an exclusive representative for a period of 1 year following the end of the strike.
(f) (1) A collective bargaining agreement shall be executed by the MNCPPC
and the exclusive representative incorporating any matters of agreement reached on
wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment, and may include dues
and maintenance or service fees taken from payroll deduction.
(2) A collective bargaining agreement may include a provision for the
arbitration of grievances arising under an agreement.
(3) A discussion of the terms of employee retirement systems is
permitted in the course of collective bargaining, but the discussion of the hiring
practices of MNCPPC is prohibited.
(4) The terms of the agreement shall supersede any conflicting rules,
regulations, and administrative policies of the MNCPPC.
(5) [Any request for funds necessary to implement the agreement shall
be submitted by the MNCPPC in a timely fashion for consideration in the budget
process of Prince George's County and Montgomery County]
(I) THE ECONOMIC PROVISIONS OF A FINAL AGREEMENT ARE
SUBJECT TO FUNDING BY THE MONTGOMERY AND PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY
COUNCILS.
(II) THE MNCPPC SHALL REQUEST FUNDS IN THE MNCPPC'S FINAL
BUDGET FROM THE COUNTY COUNCILS FOR ALL ECONOMIC PROVISIONS OF A FINAL
AGREEMENT.
(6) If the request for funds necessary to implement the agreement is
reduced, modified, or rejected by the governing bodies of Prince George's County and
Montgomery County, either party to the agreement [may], no later than [20] 5 days
after final budget action by the governing bodies, SHALL reopen the NEGOTIATED
agreement AND BARGAIN WITH RESPECT TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE AGREEMENT
NOT APPROVED BY THE COUNTY COUNCILS.
(7) IF A PROVISION IN A COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT IS
RULED INVALID OR IS NOT FUNDED BY MONTGOMERY COUNTY AND PRINCE
GEORGE'S COUNTY, THE REMAINDER OF THE AGREEMENT REMAINS IN EFFECT
UNLESS REOPENED UNDER PARAGRAPH (6) OF THIS SUBSECTION.
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