Release Time for Meet and Confer Sample Clauses

Release Time for Meet and Confer. Up to five (5) employees may be granted paid release time for Meet and Confer sessions with the District representative(s).
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Release Time for Meet and Confer. Employees appointed by the Union shall be granted a reasonable amount of release time for the purpose of meeting and conferring at the bargaining table. Not more than eight (8) employees shall be provided release time unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Employees on release time shall not be compensated for any hours which exceed the employee's regularly scheduled hours of work. Arrangements shall be made by the University and the Union to enable swing and graveyard shift employees to participate in the meet and confer process, if necessary. The Union shall provide the designated University official with the names of employees requiring such release time at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the meet and confer session unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. The University shall not arbitrarily deny a particular request for release time.
Release Time for Meet and Confer. The Association may select a maximum of three (3) members to attend scheduled meetings with the Human Resources Director or other management representatives on subjects within the scope of representation during regular work hours. In addition, they may meet for a maximum of one (1) hour per meet and confer session for the purpose of preparation of such sessions.
Release Time for Meet and Confer. Employees appointed by the Union shall be granted a reasonable amount of release time for the purpose of meeting and conferring at the bargaining table. Not more than eight (8) employees shall be provided release time unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Employees on release time shall not be compensated for any hours which exceed the employee's regularly scheduled hours of work. Arrangements shall be made by the University and the Union to enable swing and graveyard shift employees to participate in the meet and confer process, if necessary. In order to implement this Section, Teamsters Local 2010 waives the requirement of notice regarding shift changes under Article 12. The Union shall provide the designated University official with the names of employees requiring such release time at least twenty-four (24) hours in advance of the meet and confer session unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. The University shall not arbitrarily deny a particular request for release time.
Release Time for Meet and Confer. ‌ Employees appointed by the Union shall be granted a reasonable amount of release time for the purpose of meeting and conferring at the bargaining table. If the number of designated Shop Stewards in the bargaining unit is four (4) or more, up to four (4) employees shall be provided release time unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. If the number of designated Shop Stewards in the bargaining unit is less than four (4), no more than three (3) employees shall be provided release time unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Release time shall not be compensated for any hours which exceed the employee's regularly scheduled hours of work. The Union shall provide the designated University official with written notice of the names of the employees requiring such release time at least forty-eight (48) hours in advance of the meet and confer session unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. The University shall not arbitrarily deny a particular request for release time.
Release Time for Meet and Confer. 1. Employees appointed by the Union shall be granted a reasonable amount of paid release time for the purpose of meeting and conferring at the bargaining table. In determining the amount of reasonable release time, factors such as preparation for and travel to attend bargaining sessions will be considered. Employees shall not be granted paid release time for travel time before or after an employee’s regularly scheduled hours of work. Not more than five (5) UCI employees shall be provided release time, unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Employees on paid release time shall not be compensated for any hours which exceed the employee’s regularly scheduled hours of work. Meet and confer meetings shall be during the day shift unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Arrangements shall be made by the University and the Union to enable swing and graveyard shift employees to participate in the meet and confer process, if necessary.
Release Time for Meet and Confer. The Union intends to open Article. Negotiate improvements for participants. ARTICLE 41.
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