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affected. CSEA and the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations may

         each designate up to three representatives to serve on the Committee.

            (b)  The  Memorandum  of  Understanding  dated  March  23,  1988,
         concerning the parking fee structure in and around Albany by the Office of

         General Services, Bureau of Parking Services, shall remain in full force
         and effect according to its provisions.

            §17.3  No charge shall  be imposed for parking facilities presently
         provided without charge and no existing charge for parking facilities shall

         be increased or decreased without negotiations pursuant to this Article. The
         State  and CSEA, upon  the demand by either party, shall reopen

         negotiations concerning parking fees for employees in the ASU, ISU and
         OSU negotiating units,  in any parking facility not covered  by the

         aforementioned Memorandum of Understanding. Such negotiations shall
         be held  at  the appropriate  level. The President  of CSEA, Inc.,  and the

         Director of the Governor’s Office of Employee Relations, shall be notified
         prior  to commencement of negotiations and either party shall have the

         option of participating in the negotiations. Disputes  arising from such
         negotiations shall be submitted to Last Offer Binding Arbitration through

         procedures that have been agreed to by the State and CSEA.


         Article 18
         Review of Personal History Folder

            §18.1  An employee shall have the opportunity to review his or her
         personal history folder without charge to accruals in the presence of an

         appropriate official of the department or agency and, at his or her option,

         his or her union representative. Such review shall be within three working
         days’ notice or five working days’ notice if the employee’s personal history
         folder is kept at a location other than the employee’s place of work. An

         employee may also  file  a  response  of reasonable length to anything

         contained therein which such employee deems to be adverse; provided,
         however, an  employee may not  review letters of reference obtained in

         connection with his or her initial and subsequent employment.
            §18.2 The personal history folder shall contain copies of all personnel

         transactions, official correspondence with  the  employee, and  written
         performance ratings concerning the employee prepared in accordance with

         the Performance Rating Rules.


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