Rhode Island § 28-9.1-17 § 28-9.1-17. Continuance of contractual provisions.

Rhode Island Statutes

§ 28-9.1-17 — § 28-9.1-17. Continuance of contractual provisions.

Rhode Island § 28-9.1-17

Title 28Labor and Labor Relations

Ch. 28-9.1Firefightersâ€™ Arbitration

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R.I. Gen. Laws § 28-9.1-17 (2026).

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§ 28-9.1-17. Continuance of contractual provisions.
All contractual provisions contained in a collective bargaining agreement entered
            into pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall continue in the following collective
            bargaining agreement unless either the bargaining agent or the corporate authority
            shall, in writing, within the thirty-day (30) period referred to in § 28-9.1-7, propose a change in any contractual provision. The parties may agree in writing
            to continue all contractual provisions contained in a collective bargaining agreement
            until such time as the parties enter into, and have ratified or arbitrated, a successor
            agreement.
    

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§ 28-9.1-17. Continuance of contractual provisions.

All contractual provisions contained in a collective bargaining agreement entered into pursuant to the provisions of this chapter shall continue in the following collective bargaining agreement unless either the bargaining agent or the corporate authority shall, in writing, within the thirty-day (30) period referred to in § 28-9.1-7, propose a change in any contractual provision. The parties may agree in writing to continue all contractual provisions contained in a collective bargaining agreement until such time as the parties enter into, and have ratified or arbitrated, a successor agreement.