During Union Duty Leave Sample Clauses
The 'During Union Duty Leave' clause defines the rights and obligations of employees and employers when an employee is on leave to perform union-related duties. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions under which union representatives may take time off from their regular work to attend union meetings, negotiations, or other official union activities, often specifying whether such leave is paid or unpaid and any notice requirements. Its core practical function is to ensure that employees can fulfill their union responsibilities without jeopardizing their employment status, while also providing clarity to employers about the procedures and limitations associated with such leave.
During Union Duty Leave the Employee may continue to participate in the Employee Benefits Plans (Article 29 – Employee Benefits and Pension Plans) by paying the Employee portion and the Employer portion of applicable premiums to the Employer.
During Union Duty Leave the Employee shall continue to accrue seniority and shall continue to be considered an Employee of York University for all other purposes.
