Provide CSEA With Notice of New Hires Sample Clauses

Provide CSEA With Notice of New Hires. The District shall provide the CSEA Labor Relations Representative and Chapter President notice of any newly hired employee, within ten (10) days of date of hire, via electronic mail. The notice shall include full legal name, date of hire, classification, and site.
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Provide CSEA With Notice of New Hires. The College District shall provide the CSEA with notice of any newly hired employee whose position falls under CSEA's representation, on the 1st and 15th of every month, via electronic mail. The notice shall include full legal name, date of hire, job title, and work location. Should the 1st or 15th fall on a holiday or weekend, notice shall be provided on the following business day or as soon as reasonably possible.

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