Access to University Resources Sample Clauses

Access to University Resources. 3.1. The University shall provide the BGSU-FA with two electronic copies of this Agreement: one signed and in PDF format, the other in a standard, editable, unprotected word-processor file format (such as Microsoft Word). 3.2. The BGSU-FA shall be permitted reasonable use, to the extent permitted by law, of University facilities and services on the same basis and at the same cost as recognized campus organizations.
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Access to University Resources. A. During the term of this Agreement the University will allow the full-time use of a room for union officers and designated union representatives. B. The University shall provide the following to the Akron AAUP: office and storage space exclusively for the use of the Akron-AAUP, and non-exclusive conference room space, as well as a telephone line, computer line and access to the University’s secured network, all as consistent with what the University has provided immediately prior to the effective date of this Agreement. C. The University will deduct regular union dues, fees, fines, and assessments established under the terms of the Akron-AAUP Constitution, using payroll deduction for Akron-AAUP members. No member of the bargaining unit shall be required to become a member of the Akron-AAUP as a condition for securing or retaining employment at the University. The University shall deduct from each employee covered by this Agreement who is not a member of the Akron-AAUP a fair share fee, consistent with the Akron- AAUP’s lawful assessment, such assessment not to exceed the amount of the regular union dues paid by members of the Akron-AAUP. Payments by members of the bargaining unit holding religious objections shall be governed by Section 4117.09(C) of the Ohio Revised Code. All deductions, together with an alphabetical list of names of members of the Akron-AAUP bargaining unit whose dues or fair share fees have been deducted, shall be transmitted to the Akron-AAUP no later than the fifteenth (15th) of the following month, and upon receipt, the Akron-AAUP shall assume full responsibility for the disposition of all funds deducted. The University shall assess no charge upon Akron-AAUP for the administering of these deductions. D. An electronic copy of this Agreement in .pdf format will be provided to the Akron-AAUP.
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Access to University Resources. A. During the term of this Agreement the University will allow the full-time use of a room for union officers and designated union representatives. B. The University shall provide the following to the Akron AAUP: office and storage space exclusively for the use of the Akron-AAUP, and non-exclusive conference room space, as well as a telephone line, computer line and access to the University’s secured network, all as consistent with what the University has provided immediately prior to the effective date of this Agreement. C. The University will deduct regular union dues, fees, fines, and assessments established under the terms of the Akron-AAUP Constitution, using payroll deduction for BUF members, upon presentation of a signed, written deduction authorization by the BUF member. No member of the bargaining unit shall be required to become a member of the Akron-AAUP as a condition for securing or retaining employment at the University. All deductions, together with an alphabetical list of names of members of the Akron-AAUP bargaining unit whose dues or fees have been deducted, shall be transmitted to the Akron-AAUP no later than the fifteenth (15th) of the following month, and upon receipt, the Akron-AAUP shall assume full responsibility for the disposition of all funds deducted. The University shall assess no charge upon Akron-AAUP for the administering of these deductions. D. An electronic copy of this Agreement in .pdf format will be provided to the Akron-AAUP.
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Access to University Resources. 3.1. The University shall provide the BGSU-FA with two electronic copies of this Agreement: one signed and in PDF format, the other in a standard, editable, unprotected word-processor file format (such as Microsoft Word). 3.2. The BGSU-FA shall be permitted reasonable use, to the extent permitted by law, of University facilities and services on the same basis and at the same cost as recognized campus organizations. 3.3. The University shall provide, at no cost, an accessible office for no fewer than two people with associated storage space on campus exclusively for the use of the BGSU-FA, and access to non-exclusive conference room space, for no fewer than twelve people, with arrangements made pursuant to a license agreement which will last the duration of the present collective bargaining agreement.
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Access to University Resources. A. During the term of this Agreement the University will allow the full-time use of a room for union officers and designated union representatives. B. The University will deduct regular union dues, fees, fines, and assessments established under the terms of the Akron-AAUP Constitution, using payroll deduction for Akron-AAUP members. All deductions, together with an alphabetical list of names of members of the Akron-AAUP whose dues have been deducted, shall be transmitted to the Akron-AAUP no later than the fifteenth (15th) of the following month, and upon receipt, the Akron-AAUP shall assume full responsibility for the disposition of all funds deducted. The University shall assess no charge upon Akron-AAUP for the administering of these deductions. C. An electronic copy of this Agreement in .pdf format will be provided to the Akron-AAUP.
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  • Access to Employees Staff representatives of the Union shall be allowed to visit work areas of employees during working hours and confer on conditions of employment to the extent that such visitations do not disrupt the work activities of the area being visited. Prior to entering the work area, the representative shall receive permission from the appropriate department head or his/her designee stating the reason(s) for such visitations. Permission shall not be unreasonably denied.

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