Charges Against Union Time Pool Sample Clauses

Charges Against Union Time Pool. A. Union Time Pool charges will be drawn in increments of one (1) hour and will be charged for all hours during which a bargaining unit member is in an on-duty release for conducting Union business. B. A bargaining unit member shall have the right to request time off from the Union Time Pool for the purpose of conducting Union business and/or mutual interest business with the City including grievance hearings, investigations, interrogations, contract negotiations, legislative body meetings regarding the resolution of collective bargaining impasse procedures, and arbitrations. C. Employees, up to a maximum of three (3), shall be permitted to attend negotiations on an on-duty status. Employees on an off-duty status shall not be carried on an on-duty status for the sessions.
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Charges Against Union Time Pool. Members of the bargaining unit who have been authorized in writing by the Union President may charge their absences for Union business to the Union Time Pool without loss of straight time pay or benefits. The time used by such official shall be charged against the reserves in the Union Time Pool at the User’s current base salary at the 40-hour rate.

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