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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 000 X Xx 0000 (1986), the Union has established a “Policy Regarding Objections to Political-Ideological Expenditures.” That Policy, and the administrative procedures (including the timetable for payment) pursuant thereto, applies only to non-union bargaining unit members. The remedies set forth in the policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures, including any administrative or judicial review thereof, shall have been availed of and exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by an objecting bargaining unit member concerning the application and interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement, or any other administrative or judicial procedure. The Association shall provide to all non-members copies of the Association’s Policy and Procedures upon request.
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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 000 X Xx 0000 (1986), the Association has established a “Policy Regarding Objections to Political-Ideological Expenditures.” That Policy, and the administrative procedures (including the timetable for payment) pursuant thereto, applies only to non-Association members who are included in the bargaining unit. The remedies set forth in the Policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures (including any administrative or judicial review thereof) shall have been availed of and exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by an objecting driver concerning the application and interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement. Due to certain requirements established in recent court decisions, the Association represents that the amount of the fee charged to non- members, along with other required information, may not be available and transmitted to non-members until mid school year (December, January, or February). Consequently, the parties agree that the procedures in this Article relating to the payment or non-payment of the representation fee by non-members shall be activated thirty (30) days following the Association’s notification to non-members of the fee for that given school year. All bargaining unit members new to the District will be informed of this requirement when being offered employment in the District.
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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 000 X xx 0000 (1986), the Association has established a “Policy Regarding Objections to Political- Ideological Expenditures.” That Policy, and the administrative procedures (including the timetable for payment) pursuant thereto, applies only to non-Association teachers. The remedies set forth in the Policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures (including any administrative or judicial review thereof) shall have been availed of and exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by an objecting teacher concerning the application and interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement. Due to certain requirements established in recent court decisions, the Association represents that the amount of the fee charged to non- members, along with other required information, may not be available and transmitted to non-members until mid school year (December, January, or February). Consequently, the parties agree that the procedures in this Article relating to the payment or non-payment of the representation fee by non-members shall be activated thirty (30) days following the Association’s notification to non-members of the fee for that given school year. All teachers new to the District will be informed of this requirement when being offered employment in the District. The Association agrees promptly to advise the Board of all members of the bargaining unit who have not fulfilled the above provisions and to furnish any other information needed by the Board to fulfill the provision of this Article. The Board agrees promptly to advise the Association of all additions, deletions, or change in status of members of the bargaining unit.
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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 106 (1986), the Union has established a “Policy Regarding Objections to Political-Ideological Expenditures.” That Policy, and the administrative procedures (including the time-table for payment) pursuant thereto, apply only to non-union bargaining unit members. The remedies set forth in that Policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures, including any administrative or judicial review there, shall have been availed of the exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by an interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement, or any other administrative or judicial procedure. The Michigan Education Association shall provide to all non- members copies of the Association’s Policy and Procedures.
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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 000 X XX 0000 (1986) the Association established a procedure set forth in the "Policy Regarding Objections to Political-Ideological Expenditures". If any person paying service fees hereunder objects to the expenditure by the Association of any funds collected from him pursuant to provision A.1 above, such person may present such objection pursuant to that Policy and the procedures therein set forth; however, challenge to any such expenditure shall not relieve the person of the obligation of paying the service fee or any portion thereof pending final determination thereunder. The remedies set forth in such Policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures, including any judicial review thereof, shall have been availed of and exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by such objecting bargaining unit member concerning the application and interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement, or any other administrative or judicial procedure.
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Pursuant to Chicago Teachers Union vs. Xxxxxx, 000 X Xx 0000 (1986), the Union has established a “Policy Regarding Objections to Political-Ideological Expenditures.” That Policy, and the administrative procedures (including the timetable for payment) pursuant thereto, applies only to non-union bargaining unit members. The remedies set forth in the policy shall be exclusive, and unless and until such procedures, including any administrative or judicial review thereof, shall have been availed of and exhausted, no dispute, claim or complaint by an objecting bargaining unit member concerning the application and interpretation of this Article shall be subject to the grievance procedure set forth in this Agreement, or any other administrative or judicial procedure. The Association shall provide to all non-members copies of the Association’s Policy and Procedures upon request. Upon written authorization from the employee, the Board shall deduct from the salary of the employee and make appropriate remittance for any pan or program jointly approved by the Association and the Board. Political Action Committee contributions must comply with federal and state law. In the event of any legal action brought against the Board in a court or administrative agency because of its compliance with this Article, the Association agrees to defend such action at its own expense and its own counsel, provided: The Board gives timely notice of such actions to the Association and permits the Association intervention as a party if it so desires, and The Board gives full and complete cooperation to the Association and its counsel in securing and giving evidence, obtaining witnesses, and making relevant information available at both trial and appellate levels. The Association agrees that in any action so defended, it will indemnify and hold harmless the Board from any liability for damages and costs imposed by a final judgment of a court or administrative agency as a direct consequence of the Board’s compliance with this Article IV, but this does not include any liability for unemployment compensation paid under Michigan Employment Security Act.
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