PAF (Political Action Fund) Deductions Sample Clauses

PAF (Political Action Fund) Deductions. 1. The District shall honor separate additional voluntary deduction authorizations for the Union’s Political Action Fund (CWA-PAF). The standard form to be used following the execution of this Agreement shall be attached as Exhibit B to this Agreement. 1.1 The District will remit the authorized amount upon a properly executed written authorization on the approved form. Such authorization must be submitted ten (10) days prior to the beginning of the pay period for which the action is to become effective. If the employee does not receive pay sufficient to support a deduction in any pay period, the District will not be required to retroactively deduct in any subsequent pay period. It is specifically understood and agreed that the District assumes no obligation, financial or otherwise, arising out of the provisions of this Article, and CWA agrees that it will indemnify and hold the District harmless for any claims, judgments, actions, or proceedings made or brought by any employee covered under the CWA Bargaining Agreement arising from deductions made by the District pursuant to this Article or the expenditure of such funds by CWA. After deductions are remitted to the Union, the disposition thereof shall be the sole and exclusive obligation and responsibility of CWA. Employees may revoke the PAF deduction at any time. Such revocation must contain the employee’s signature. It is the employee’s responsibility to submit the original to the Union. The Union will sign the document and have the employee submit the request to the Payroll Office. 1.2 An employee shall specify the amount, if any, of additional authorizations for the CWA-PAF program. 1.3 All funds collected and distributed to the Union as dues deductions shall not be co-mingled with any funds collected and distributed to the Union as CWA-PAF deductions.
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