Permission to Cross Picket Lines Sample Clauses

Permission to Cross Picket Lines a. The Union shall grant permission to teachers to cross the picket line only to enable them to feed or care for animals or plants which are normally their responsibility. The Union shall grant this permission upon the request of the teacher concerned.
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