Check-off designation Sample Clauses
A check-off designation clause authorizes an employer to automatically deduct certain amounts, such as union dues or other authorized payments, from an employee’s wages. In practice, employees provide written consent for these deductions, and the employer then remits the collected funds directly to the designated organization, such as a labor union. This clause streamlines the process of collecting regular payments, ensuring timely and consistent remittance while reducing administrative burdens and minimizing the risk of missed or late payments.
Check-off designation. Pursuant to the obligation provided for in Article 7.01, employers shall collect the dues payable to a union pursuant to Article 7.06, taking into account the information shown on the form specified in Article 6.03 or in any correction notice made pursuant to Article 6.03, Subsection 6).
