Absence On Association Business Sample Clauses

Absence On Association Business. (a) Any member of the Local Association who is attending Association activities, shall upon making the request five (5) weeks in advance (two (2) weeks in advance in case of extenuating circumstances), be granted a leave of absence without pay. The maximum time off for the Association activities shall be a total of forty (40) working days per calendar year and no more than one (1) nurse may be absent from scheduled work at any one time. The Employer agrees, however, that three (3) continuous days of leave of absence without pay may be granted (four (4) days without pay in the case of the ONA Annual Meeting) two (2) nurses provided relief staff is available, outside of the aforementioned time limit, to enable them to attend the Annual Convention of the Association. Requests for Association activities will not be unreasonably requested or denied. During such leave, the nurse’s salary and applicable benefits or pay in lieu of benefits, excluding Workplace Safety Insurance coverage, shall be maintained by the Employer. The Employer will xxxx the Local Treasurer in a timely fashion, and the Local Treasurer will reimburse the Employer in a timely fashion.
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Absence On Association Business. (a) Any member of the Local Association who is attending Association activities, shall upon making the request five (5) weeks in advance (two

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