Leave for Grievance Meeting Sample Clauses

Leave for Grievance Meeting. Upon request by the Union, and based on operational requirements, the Authority will release up to three (3) representatives without loss of pay to attend grievance meetings. Permission to attend such meetings will not be unreasonably withheld.
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