Association Privileges and Limitations. Section 1. The internal business of the Association shall be conducted by the employees during their nonduty hours, unless by special permission of the Agency in limited instances involving the mutual benefit of the Agency and the employees.
Association Privileges and Limitations. Section 1. Lists. The Agency shall furnish to the Association, on a monthly basis, a current alphabetical listing of the names, home addresses, home phone numbers when available, Report Distribution Code (SACU, or Xxxxxxxxx Cottage), employee identification numbers, classifications, full-time equivalency, monthly rate of pay, gross monthly pay, recognized service date, and agency service date. New hires and terminations shall be indicated on the listing. The Employer will provide the lists in Microsoft Excel format or compatible format.
Association Privileges and Limitations. The Hospital agrees that accredited representatives of the Association, upon 27 reasonable and proper introduction, shall have reasonable access to the 28 premises of the Hospital at mutually agreeable times. The Association 29 agrees that such visits will cause no disruptions or interruptions of work.
Association Privileges and Limitations. 29 15.1 The Hospital agrees that accredited representatives of the Association, upon 30 reasonable and proper introduction, shall have reasonable access to the premises of 31 the Hospital at mutually agreeable times. The Association agrees that such visits will 32 cause no disruptions or interruptions of work.
34 15.2 The Hospital shall provide two (2) foot by two (2) foot of bulletin board space in 1 the lounge or report room of the following locations for posting of Association materials.
Association Privileges and Limitations. 15.1 The Hospital agrees that accredited representatives of the Association, upon reasonable and proper introduction, shall have reasonable access to the premises of the Hospital at mutually agreeable times. The Association agrees that such visits will cause no disruptions or interruptions of work.
15.2 The Hospital shall provide two (2) foot by two (2) foot of bulletin board space in the lounge or report room of the following locations for posting of Association materials. All postings shall be professional in nature and not include any type of defamatory material: ER; OR/Recovery Room; CCU; FBC; Med-Surg; Home Health; Day Surgery.
Association Privileges and Limitations. The unit, with prior approval, shall be allowed the use of the facilities of the Employer for meetings when such facilities are available and the meetings would not conflict with the business of the Employer.
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8 2.1 Lists. The Employer shall furnish electronically to the Association, on a 9 monthly basis, a current alphabetical listing of the names, home addresses, employee 10 identification numbers, phone numbers on record, hire date, pay rate, and 11 classifications of the employees in the bargaining unit. New hires and terminations shall 12 be indicated on the listing. In addition, the Employer shall provide a quarterly listing 13 which shall show the employees’ work unit and shift if available, and total hours 14 compensated for the quarter. In the event the Association discloses such information to 15 individuals outside the Association, the Association shall hold the Employer harmless 16 for any liability resulting from the release of such information.
Association Privileges and Limitations. 2.1 Lists. The Employer shall furnish electronically to the Association, on a monthly basis, a current alphabetical listing of the names, home addresses, employee identification numbers, phone numbers on record, hire date, pay rate, and classifications of the employees in the bargaining unit. New hires and terminations shall be indicated on the listing. In addition, the Employer shall, effective April 1, 2008, provide a quarterly listing which shall show the employees’ work unit and shift if available, and total hours compensated for the quarter. In the event the Association discloses such information to individuals outside the Association, the Association shall hold the Employer harmless for any liability resulting from the release of such information. * * * *
Association Privileges and Limitations. Section 1: The unit, with prior approval, shall be allowed the use of the facilities of the Employer for meetings when such facilities are available and the meetings would not conflict with the business of the Employer.
Section 2: Authorized representatives of the Association will be allowed to visit the work areas of employees during working hours and confer on employment relations matters to the extent that such visitations do not unduly disrupt the work activities of the department, and with prior approval of the Superintendent.
Section 3: The Association shall be provided payroll deduction for its dues in accordance with existing state laws.
Association Privileges and Limitations. The authorized business representative, with credentials of the Association, shall be permitted to visit Employees at all reasonable times, subject to permission of the Elected Official/Department Head. This permission will not be unreasonably withheld. The Employees shall conduct the internal business of the Association during their non-duty hours, which include rest, and lunch breaks. Upon request of a County Committee Chairperson, and in coordination and agreement with the Association Employee’s Elected Official/Department Head, the Association officers (President, Vice President, Secretary) or the Association committee member will be allowed time away from their regular job duties to attend County requested meetings. This time will not be charged against the Employees’ accrued vacation or compensatory time nor will the Employee be required to make up time required to attend such meetings. The Association will have one voting representative on the following committees: Safety, Recognition, HAY Evaluation Committee, and Health Insurance Advisory.
