Common use of Fair Share Fee Clause in Contracts

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though payroll deduction.

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx Janus v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though payroll deduction.

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx Janus v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, the City and Lodge Lode agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, that in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees fee or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though through payroll deduction.

Fair Share Fee. ‌ As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though payroll deduction.

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx Janus v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 201827,2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, and the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though through payroll deduction.

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx v. X. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though payroll deductionnegotiations.

Fair Share Fee. As a consequence of the decision in Xxxxx v. AFSCME, Council 31, et al. (decided June 27, 201827,2018), the City and the Lodge have agreed to remove prior provisions pertaining to the payment of fair share fees by non-members; and, and the City and Lodge agree that fair share fees may no longer be deducted from non-members’ pay. The City and the Lodge agree further that, in the event there are changes in the law that permit the collection of fees or other financial support from non-members of the Lodge through payroll deduction, the Lodge and the City shall enter into good faith negotiations to address and permit the collection of such fees and/or financial support though through payroll deduction.