Common use of Charity Fee Deduction Clause in Contracts

Charity Fee Deduction. To qualify for deduction of charity fee, the employee must certify to the Association and the County that he/she holds conscientious objections to joining or financially supporting a public employee organization. Such exempt unit member will be required to submit to the Association and the County a letter certifying that person's position. The deductions shall not be forwarded to the charity until the Association has approved the exemption.

Charity Fee Deduction. To qualify for deduction of the charity fee, the employee unit member must certify to the Association and the County that he/she holds conscientious objections to joining or financially supporting a public employee organization. Such exempt unit member will be required to submit to the Association and the County a letter certifying that person's his/her position. The deductions unit member's payroll deduction shall not be forwarded to the charity until the Association has approved of the exemption. The Association will receive from the County quarterly proof of payment of an amount equal to the agency fee to the specified charity.

Charity Fee Deduction. To qualify for deduction of the charity fee, the employee unit member must certify to the Association union and the County that he/she holds these hold conscientious objections to joining or financially supporting a public employee organization. Such exempt unit member will be required to submit to the Association Union and the County a letter certifying that person's his/her position. The deductions unit member’s payroll deduction shall not be forwarded to the charity until the Association Union has approved of the exemption. The Union will receive from the County quarterly proof of payment of an amount equal to the agency fee to the specified charity.