Common use of FAILURE TO POST FAIR SHARE FEE EXPLANATION AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO CHALLENGE Clause in Contracts

FAILURE TO POST FAIR SHARE FEE EXPLANATION AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO CHALLENGE. Should the Association fail to post the required annual Fair Share Fee Explanation and Notice of Right to Challenge set forth above within the required sixty (60) days after the effective date of this Agreement or the end of its fiscal year, the County shall have the right to give the Association two (2) pay periods’ notice to provide the required notice. If the Association fails to provide the required notice by the expiration of the two (2) pay periods, then the County shall make no further payroll deductions of any kind on behalf of the Association (dues, fair share fees, insurance, et cetera) until such time as the Association provides the required notice.

FAILURE TO POST FAIR SHARE FEE EXPLANATION AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO CHALLENGE. Should the Association fail to post the required annual Fair Share Fee Explanation and Notice of Right to Challenge set forth above within the required sixty (60) days after the effective date of this Agreement or the end of its fiscal year, the County shall have the right to give the Association two (2) pay periods’ periods notice to provide the required notice. If the Association fails to provide the required notice by the expiration of the two (2) pay periods, then the County shall make no further payroll deductions of any kind on behalf of the Association (dues, fair share fees, insurance, et cetera) until such time as the Association provides the required notice.

FAILURE TO POST FAIR SHARE FEE EXPLANATION AND NOTICE OF RIGHT TO CHALLENGE. Should the Association fail to post the required annual Fair Share Fee Explanation and Notice of Right to Challenge set forth above within the required sixty (60) days after the effective date of this Agreement the agency shop or the end of its fiscal year, the County shall have the right to give the Association two (2) pay periods’ notice to provide the required notice. If the Association fails to provide the required notice by the expiration of the two (2) pay periods, then the County shall make no further payroll deductions of any kind on behalf of the Association (dues, fair share fees, insurance, et cetera) until such time as the Association provides the required notice.