Agency Fee Deduction a. Effective September 1, 1988, the Rochester City School District shall deduct from the wage or salary of employees in the bargaining unit who are not members of the Rochester Teachers Association the amount equivalent to the dues levied by the Association and transmit the same so deducted to the Association, in accordance with Chapters 677 and 678 of the Laws of 1977 of the State of New York.
Agency Fee Deduction. 7.2.1 The District agrees to deduct from the wages of all teachers in the negotiating unit who are not members of the Xxxxxx Education Association an agency fee in an amount equivalent to the dues of the Association (including amounts for NYSUT and NEA) and to promptly transmit the sums so deducted to the Association.
Agency Fee Deduction. As required by law and to provide for the fair and equal distribution of the financial burden of negotiating for members of the bargaining unit and administering the agreement so negotiated, the Union shall be entitled to have deducted from the wage or salary of the employees in the bargaining unit who are not members of the Union, an amount equal to the dues of the Union. The Employers agree to deduct an agency fee from the salaries of each non-union member employee covered by this Agreement who has signed an authorized agency fee deduction form. The deduction of any fee does not constitute Union membership. The Union will maintain a refund procedure for portions of the fee objected to as being used to aid activities or causes only incidentally related to terms and conditions of employment. Agency Fee payers may seek a refund under the NYSUT Agency Fee Refund Policy, as provided in Attachment A.
Agency Fee Deduction. An agency fee, as determined by the Association, shall be paid to the Association by all new hires and present members of the Association who choose not to rejoin the Association.
Agency Fee Deduction. Every member of the negotiating unit who is not a member of the Association shall pay to the Association an agency shop fee deduction ("agency fee"). The agency fee shall be paid in the same manner as the dues "check-off." The agency fee shall continue in effect until (a) the therapist shall cease to be employed by the District; or (b) the therapist shall become employed by the District in a position included in a different negotiating unit. Whenever the District is required to deduct and pay over an agency fee, no such deduction or payment shall be made by the District until and unless the Association shall file with the District a written order, in the manner and on a form to be mutually agreed upon by the District and the Association, stating the amount of the agency fee to be so deducted and paid on account of such therapist, whenever the District shall deduct and pay over any such authorized amounts to the Association, the District shall not be liable to see to the proper application of such funds by the Association or its officers or agents. The Association shall certify to the District in writing the current rate of agency fee. The Association will give the District thirty (30) days’ written notice prior to the effective date of any changes in the agency fee. The Agency fee deductions referred to in this Article shall be made in installments during the school year as shall be specified by the Association in writing. The Association agrees to save and hold harmless the District from all loss, expenses, damages, costs and attorneys' fees that may accrue as a result of the aforesaid agency fee provisions, by reason of any action or suits brought against the District by an employee in the unit aggrieved by the implementation of said agency fee provisions. Furthermore, the Association will participate in all legal actions or proceedings brought which relate to the aforesaid agency fee provisions to the fullest extent possible. Representation of the Association by attorneys retained by New York State United Teachers and/or direct participation by the Association will be deemed as fulfilling the conditions of this paragraph.
Agency Fee Deduction. 1. The District shall deduct from the salary of each bargaining unit member who is not a member of the Union an Agency Fee as a contribution toward negotiation and administration of the Agreement and the representation of such employee. The Agency Fee, which shall be payable and forwarded to the Union will be deducted in accordance with current District dues deduction procedures, and shall be an amount as specified by the Union.
Agency Fee Deduction. The board shall deduct from the wage or salary of employees in the bargaining unit who are not members of the BTA, an amount equivalent to the dues levied by the BTA and shall submit the sum so deducted to the BTA for the period of time authorized by law.
Agency Fee Deduction a. The District shall deduct from the wage or salary of employees in the bargaining unit who are not members of the Association the amount equivalent to the dues levied by the Association and transmit the same so deducted to the Association, in accordance with Chapters 677 and 678 of the Laws of 1977 of the State of New York.
