Release Time for Officers of the Association Sample Clauses

Release Time for Officers of the Association. 6.1 The University recognizes that it has an interest in maintaining the Association’s ability to adequately represent its Members.
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Release Time for Officers of the Association. The President, Vice President, Second Vice President (if applicable), and Grievance Chairperson, of the Association shall be entitled to up to fifty (50) union release days per school year (i.e. July 1st through June 30th) cumulatively. The manner by which these days are used by these Officers is subject to the discretion of Association, but absent special permission from the Superintendent of Schools, in no event will the President utilize more than twenty (20) days, the Vice President/Second Vice President a total of twenty (20) days, and the Grievance Chairperson ten (10) days, in their respective individual capacities. Any such leave not used is forfeited and shall not carry over to the next year. The respective Officer shall first notify the Superintendent or designee of the use of such time.
Release Time for Officers of the Association. The President, Vice President, Second Vice President (if applicable), and Grievance Chairperson, of the Association shall be entitled to up to fifty (50) union release days per school year (i.e. July 1st through June 30th) cumulatively. The manner by which these days are used by these Officers is subject to the discretion of Association, but absent special permission from the Superintendent of Schools, in no event will the President utilize more than thirty (30) days, the Vice President/Second Vice President a total of twenty (20) days, and the Grievance Chairperson ten (10) days, in their respective individual capacities. A cumulative increase of up to ten (10) additional release days for the Vice President/2nd Vice President and Grievance Chairperson (i.e., a pool of ten additional days for the Vice President, Second Vice President, and Grievance Chairperson to use). Any such leave not used is forfeited and shall not carry over to the next year. The respective Officer shall first notify the Superintendent or designee of the use of such time.

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