Common use of Enforcement Procedure Clause in Contracts

Enforcement Procedure. The employee's financial liability to the Union for the amount of the required membership dues or representation service fee commences with the first day of this Agreement or the first day of employment in the Bargaining Unit, whichever is later. Any such financial liability to the Union which arose under the immediately preceding contract, if not satisfied hereunder, shall be continued and enforceable under this Agreement. An employee who is restored to employment pursuant to a "make whole" (or full back pay and benefits) arbitration award, court judgment, or grievance settlement shall be liable for the dues or fees arising from the period to which the award, judgment or settlement applies, and the amount of such dues or fees shall be deducted from the "make whole" amount otherwise due. The Employer may, but shall not be obligated to, make arrangements with the employee and the Union, satisfactory to all, to permit the employee to satisfy the financial arrearage through additional payroll deduction authorizations. An employee who is meeting or exceeding the larger of the following standards to satisfy an arrearage shall be exempt from discharge:

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Introduction, Security Unit Agreement, Security Unit Agreement

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Enforcement Procedure. The employee's financial liability to the Union for the amount of the required membership dues or representation service fee commences with the first day of this Agreement or the first day of employment in the Bargaining Unit, whichever is later. Any such financial liability to the Union which arose under the immediately preceding contract, if not satisfied hereunderthereunder, shall be continued and enforceable under this Agreement. An employee who is restored to employment pursuant to a "make whole" (or full back pay and benefits) arbitration award, court judgment, or grievance settlement shall be liable for the dues or fees arising from the period to which the award, judgment or settlement applies, and the amount of such dues or fees shall be deducted from the "make whole" amount otherwise due. The Employer may, but shall not be obligated to, make arrangements with the employee and the Union, satisfactory to all, to permit the employee to satisfy the financial arrearage through additional payroll deduction authorizations. An employee who is meeting or exceeding the larger of the following standards to satisfy an arrearage shall be exempt from discharge:

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Security Unit Agreement, www.michigan.gov

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