DUES DEDUCTION AND INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE UNION Sample Clauses

DUES DEDUCTION AND INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE UNION. 6.01 Upon proper, signed authorization by an employee who is a member of the Union, the Company agrees to deduct initiation fees and dues from their wages, or such increased or decreased amounts that shall be payable in lieu thereof, pursuant to a resolution of said Union and evidenced by a copy thereof duly certified by its proper officers. Such monies shall be paid to the Union, accompanied by an alphabetical list of the employees for and on behalf of whom such deductions have been made together with a list of resignations, changes of name, transfers, leaves of absence, or other retirements from employment. 6.02 The Company agrees to forward to the Union each month, an alphabetical list of all employees covered by each Appendix of this Agreement which shall include each employee’s name, birthdate, identification number, status, seniority date, adjusted seniority date, home address, classification, location and rate of pay. In addition, the Company will forward on a monthly basis a list of all new Regular employees hired within the last 30 days, which shall include each employee’s name, classification, work location and manager. 6.03 The Union agrees to submit to the Company ten (10) days prior to the normal pay day covering the period in which Union dues deductions are made, a list of new members of the Union with the signed authorization of deductions to be made from wages. 6.04 The Company will deduct each two (2) weeks, from the wages of each employee in the bargaining unit who is not a Union member, an amount equivalent to the regular two- week Union dues. Deductions made under this provision shall be remitted to the Union together with an alphabetical list of the employees from whose wages these deductions have been made. Monies collected above will be forwarded to the Union the week following each payroll run. 6.05 In determining deductions made on behalf of employees who work less than the basic work week of full-time employees, the appropriate regular dues shall be pro-rated to an hourly equivalent and the deductions shall be in direct relation to the number of hours worked during the two-week period. 6.06 The Company agrees to provide information to the Union as required by 6.01, 6.02 and
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DUES DEDUCTION AND INFORMATION PROVIDED TO THE UNION. 6.01 Upon proper, signed authorization by an employee who is a member of the Union, the Company agrees to deduct initiation fees and dues from their wages, or such increased or decreased amounts that shall be payable in lieu thereof, pursuant to a resolution of said Union and evidenced by a copy thereof duly certified by its proper officers. Such monies shall be paid to the Union, accompanied by an alphabetical list of the employees for and on behalf of whom such deductions have been made together with a list of resignations, changes of name, transfers, leaves of absence, or other retirements from employment.

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