(a) UNION ACCESS Sample Clauses

(a) UNION ACCESS. The Union Representative shall be allowed admission to the Employer's premises covered by this Agreement at any reasonable time, for the purpose of investigating conditions relating to this Agreement, and the Union Representative will first make their presence and purpose known to the Employer.
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(a) UNION ACCESS. The Union Representative shall be allowed admission to the Employer's premises covered by this Agreement at any reasonable time, for the purpose of investigating conditions relating to this Agreement. Whenever possible, the Union Representative will notify the Employer at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of their visit.
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(a) UNION ACCESS. The Union Representative shall be allowed access to the Employer's premises at reasonable times, for the purpose of administering this Agreement, monitoring compliance with this Agreement, or following up on inquiries and concerns of bargaining unit employees, provided the Union Representative shall not interfere with the normal operation of the Employer, services provided to callers, or other employees in the performance of their work during working hours. The Union Representative shall provide advance notice to the Employer’s Human Resources representative before coming to the Employer’s premises. Based on availability, conference rooms can be reserved. In recognition that the Union Representative may have access to callers’ personal health information (“PHI”), Union Representatives must have signed a mutually agreed upon oath of confidentiality on file at each location prior to entry. When arriving at the Employer’s facility, the Union Representative will:
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