Delegates on-site business Sample Clauses

Delegates on-site business. Union delegates will be allowed, subject to prior notification to their supervisor, reasonable paid time to conduct legitimate on-site Union business with workers including collection of information from workers. Union delegates shall have reasonable access to resources to perform their role, including a private meeting room and access to a telephone, fax machine, email, intranet and photocopier.
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Delegates on-site business. Delegates will be allowed, subject to prior notification to their supervisor, reasonable paid time to conduct on-site business including recruitment, with workers. Adequate time will be allowed for the delegates to discuss Union matters with new workers as soon as practicable
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Delegates on-site business. (a) Delegates of the SDA will be allowed up to two hours per month (and other time if agreed by the Company) paid time to conduct legitimate on-site Union business with employees, the Company or the Company’s representative. The two hours shall be taken at such times that minimise the impact of any Delegates’ absence on the business. (b) The Delegate shall also have reasonable access to resources to perform their role, including access to the internet, a telephone and fax machine. However, use of such facilities for the Company’s needs will take priority. Wherever possible, this on-site business shall be conducted at times that are suitable to the relevant manager/supervisor and Delegate(s).
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Delegates on-site business. Delegates will be allowed, subject to prior notification to their supervisor, reasonable paid time to conduct on-site business. 49.4.3. Delegates off-site business
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Delegates on-site business. UWU delegates will be allowed, subject to prior notification to their supervisor, reasonable paid time to conduct legitimate on-site union business with workers including collection of information from workers. UWU delegates shall have reasonable access to resources to perform their role, including a private meeting room and access to a telephone, fax machine, email, intranet and photocopier.
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