Conducting Union Activities Sample Clauses
The 'Conducting Union Activities' clause defines the rights and procedures for employees and their representatives to engage in union-related activities within the workplace. Typically, this clause outlines when and where union meetings can be held, the process for communicating with management, and any limitations on union activities during working hours. Its core function is to ensure that union activities are conducted in an orderly manner that respects both employees' rights to organize and the employer's need to maintain workplace productivity and order.
Conducting Union Activities. Union activities are defined as Union organizing or representation activities relative to members of the collective bargaining unit or general union activities such as organizing, solicitation, and distribution, representative training, research or education, the internal administration of the Union, meetings with members outside of contract administration, or other mutual aid or protection. The parties agree to the primary principle that Union activities will normally be carried on outside of working hours and during the non-working time of an employee’s normal work shift.