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ODFW Only. (a) The Union Stewards shall be selected by the Union within the following limitations: Two (2) Stewards for each of the following Agency Watershed Districts: • Umpqua Watershed District #1 • North Coast Watershed District #0 • Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx #0 • South Willamette Watershed District #4 • Xxxx Day Watershed District #5 • Grande Ronde Watershed District #6 • Deschutes Watershed District #7 • Malheur Watershed District #8 • Klamath Watershed District #9 • Rogue Watershed District #10 (b) In addition, the Union may appoint up to an additional twenty (20) Union Stewards to be distributed among the above Watershed Districts. However, there will be no more than two (2) Union Stewards from any one (1) office or one (1) Union Xxxxxxx from any one (1) hatchery. Hatcheries with six (6) or more permanent full-time represented employees may have up to two (2)
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ODFW Only. (a) The Union Stewards shall be selected by the Union within the following limitations: Two (2) Stewards for each of the following Agency Watershed Districts: Umpqua Watershed District #1 North Coast Watershed District #2 North Willamette Watershed District #3 South Willamette Watershed District #4 Xxxx Day Watershed District #5 Grande Ronde Watershed District #6 Deschutes Watershed District #7 Malheur Watershed District #8 Klamath Watershed District #9 Rogue Watershed District #10 (b) In addition, the Union may appoint up to an additional twenty (20) Union Stewards to be distributed among the above Watershed Districts. However, there will be no more than two (2) Union Stewards from any one (1) office or one (1) Union Xxxxxxx from any one (1) hatchery. (c) Five (5) additional Union Stewards permanently assigned to Agency Headquarters in Salem. In addition, the Union may appoint up to three (3) additional Union Stewards at Agency Headquarters in Salem. In the event the Union appoints up to three (3) additional Stewards in Salem, each appointment shall reduce by one (1) the number of Stewards allowed per Article 10.3E, Section 5(b) for the Watershed Districts. (d) A designated Union Xxxxxxx must work in the same Watershed District/Agency headquarters as the employees represented and may continue this responsibility only so long as the Xxxxxxx continues to be employed in the Watershed District/Agency Headquarters where he/she has been appointed.
ODFW Only. If a Union Xxxxxxx works at a worksite that is different from where the grievant works, the Union Xxxxxxx shall use the telephone to investigate the grievance.
ODFW OnlyA designated Union Xxxxxxx must work in the same Watershed District/Agency headquarters as the employees represented and may continue this responsibility only so long as the Xxxxxxx continues to be employed in the Watershed District/Agency Headquarters where he/she has been appointed.
ODFW OnlyThe Union shall select Union Stewards within the following limitations: (a) Two (2) Stewards for each of the following Agency Watershed Districts: • Umpqua Watershed District #1 • North Coast Watershed District #0 • Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx #0 • South Willamette Watershed District #4 • Xxxx Day Watershed District #5 • Grande Ronde Watershed District #6 • Deschutes Watershed District #7 • Malheur Watershed District #8 • Klamath Watershed District #9 • Rogue Watershed District #10 (b) In addition, the Union may appoint up to an additional twenty (20) Union Stewards to be distributed among the above Watershed Districts. However, there will be no more than two (2) Union Stewards from any one (1) office or one (1) Union Xxxxxxx from any one (1) hatchery. (c) Five (5) additional Union Stewards permanently assigned to Agency Headquarters in Salem. In addition, the Union may appoint up to three (3) additional Union Stewards at Agency Headquarters in Salem. In the event the Union appoints up to three (3) additional Stewards in Salem, each appointment shall reduce by one (1) the number of Stewards allowed per Article 10.3E, Section 3(b) for the Watershed Districts.

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