BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING Sample Clauses

BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up‐to‐date personal phone number(s), and home address on file with the Employer. The Employer shall provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis, in a secure manner. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. The roster shall include each employee’s, first name, last name, social security number, gender, preferred language (the employer will start providing information on preferred language by June or will inform the Union if it takes longer), address type (mailing or physical) address 0, xxxxxxx 0, xxxx, xxxxx, xxx code, phone number, cell phone number (all phone numbers shall conform to the (xxx) xxx-xxxx format), email address, office or unit where the employee is assigned, job classification(s), wage, cumulative lifetime hours worked used for wage step determination (CCH balance- rolling total should include the hours worked on each row), live-in provider (y/n), pay period start date, pay period end date, pay period hours, gross pay amount and rate of any special differential pay, overtime hours, PTO balance, PTO hours paid, mileage amount paid, date of hire or most recent rehire (if applicable), date of birth, amount paid in dues, dues percentage, amount paid in COPE (if applicable), amount paid in any other voluntary deductions(s) (if applicable), date of termination, last or most recent rehire date. All information provided by the Employer under this section shall be transmitted to the Union in a common, commercially available electronic format specified by the Union The sum of the individual Union dues amounts in the Roster shall exactly match the amount of the dues payment(s) remitted to the Union. The sum of the voluntary deductions in the Roster shall exactly match the amount of the voluntary deduction payment(s) remitted to the Union. The Employer shall facilitate reconciliation of these employment records with the Union, including clarifying whether workers are inactive because of paid or unpaid leave or other reason. If the Dues Report and the Employee Roster are submitted as separate reports, both reports must have a corresponding record, cover the same time period, and must contain the following identical information:
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BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up-to-date personal phone number(s), and home address on file with each Employer. Each Employer shall provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. The roster shall include each employee’s ID number, name, social security number, gender, home address, mailing address, home phone number, cell phone number, alternative phone number (if any), email address (if any), office or unit where the employee is assigned, job classification(s), FTE status, shift, rate(s) of pay, gross pay, hours worked in the month (or month-to-date in the event of twice-monthly pay), total hours accrued as an employee of each Employer or hours credited towards a wage scale step, amount and rate of any special differential pay, date of hire, date of birth, amount paid in dues, dues percentage, amount paid in COPE (if applicable), amount paid in any other voluntary deductions(s) (if applicable), and date of termination. Each Employer shall facilitate reconciliation of these employment records with the Union, including clarifying whether workers are inactive because of paid or unpaid leave or other reason. Prior to the transmission of the bargaining unit roster submitted to the Union, the Employer agrees to verify that the Employer’s records accurately reflect the membership status of each employee listed. The Employer shall identify any discrepancies between the roster and its records.
BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up-to-date personal phone number(s) and a current home address on file with the Employer. The Employer shall endeavor to provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union five (5) business days after each payroll date. The Union acknowledges that it will require time and expense for the Employer’s third-party payroll vendor to program the requested changes, and that the Employer will continue to remit a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis until such time that the requested programming updates are available to the Employer. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. Subject to the programming capabilities of the Employer’s third-party vendor, the roster shall include each employee’s: • Employee number • First Name • Middle Name • Last Name • Social Security Number • Phone Number (all phone numbers shall conform to the ‘(xxx) xxx-xxxx’ format) • Mobile Number (all phone numbers shall conform to the ‘(xxx) xxx-xxxx’ format) • Address Type (Mailing, Physical) • Address 1 • Address 2 • City • State • Zip • Address Last Updated • Email • Birthdate • Gender • Preferred LanguageFTE statusHire DateTermination DateReason for termination
BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up-to-date personal phone number(s) and a current home address on file with the Employer. The Employer shall provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. The roster shall include each employee’s ID number, name, social security number, gender, preferred language, home address, mailing address, home phone number, cell phone number, alternative phone number (if any), email address, office or unit where the employee is assigned, job classification(s), FTE status, shift, rate(s) of pay, gross pay, hours worked in the month (or month-to-date in the event of twice-monthly pay), total hours accrued as an employee of the Employer or hours credited towards a wage scale step, amount and rate of any special differential pay, date of hire, membership status, date of birth, PTO balance, PTO hours paid in the month, amount paid in dues, dues percentage, amount paid in COPE (if applicable), amount paid in any other voluntary deduction(s) (if applicable), and date of termination. The Employer shall facilitate reconciliation of these employment records with the Union, including clarifying whether workers are inactive because of paid or unpaid leave or other reason. At the time of the monthly transmission of the bargaining unit roster submitted to the Union, the Employer will attempt to verify that the Employer’s records accurately reflect the membership status of each employee listed and endeavor to identify any discrepancies between the roster and its records. Monthly reports shall be securely transmitted electronically in a commercially available format to be agreed upon by the Employer and the Union.
BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up-to-date personal phone number(s), and home address on file with the employer. The employer shall provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. The roster shall include each employee’s name, social security number, gender, home address, mailing address, home phone number, cell phone number, alternative phone number (if any), email address, office or unit where the employee is assigned, rate(s) of pay, gross pay, hours worked in the month (or month-to-date in the event of twice-monthly pay), date of hire, membership status, amount paid in dues, amount paid in COPE (if applicable), amount paid in any other voluntary deduction(s) (if applicable), and date of termination. The employer shall facilitate reconciliation of these employment records with the Union, including clarifying whether workers are inactive because of paid or unpaid leave or other reason.
BARGAINING UNIT INFORMATION AND REPORTING. Employees covered by this Agreement are required to maintain up-to-date personal phone number(s), and home address on file with the Employer. The Employer shall provide a roster of all bargaining unit employees to the Union on a monthly basis, in a secure manner. This information shall be transmitted securely in a mutually agreeable format. The roster shall include each employee’s ID number, name, social security number, gender, preferred language, home address, mailing address, home phone number, cell phone number, alternative phone number (if any), email address, office or unit where the employee is assigned, job classification(s), FTE status, shift, rate(s) of pay, gross pay, hours worked in the month (or month-to-date in the event of twice-monthly pay), total hours accrued as an employee of the Employer or hours credited towards a wage scale step, amount and rate of any special differential pay, date of hire, date of birth, amount paid in dues, dues percentage, amount paid in COPE (if applicable), amount paid in any other voluntary deductions(s) (if applicable), and date of termination. The Employer shall facilitate reconciliation of these employment records with the Union, including clarifying whether workers are inactive because of paid or unpaid leave or other reason.

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