Release Time for the Union Sample Clauses

Release Time for the Union. ‌ The Board shall grant release time to the Union in the total amount of one hundred seventy six (176) hours per year, but not more than forty (40) hours per month without loss of pay or compensatory time. Such release time shall be available for use by Staff Council Officers and Building Representatives. Such release time may be used as full days or fractions of days provided released time shall not be taken in increments of less than one-half (1/2) hour. The Union shall give advanced notice of twenty (24) hours to the employee’s immediate supervisor or, if he/she is not available, to the Chief Human Resources Officer. In addition, the Union President shall be released from employment duties for one (1) hour per week to conduct Union Business. Any unused released time shall not be accumulated or carried over from week-to- week.
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Release Time for the Union. Upon written advance notice to the Executive Director or designee of at least four (4) working days, a leave of absence without loss of leave, pay, or benefits shall be granted to Union officer(s) or delegate(s) for a total of up to four (4) days to attend Union conventions, or to meet with the Executive Director or designee. The Union President or designee and the grievant(s) shall be granted released time to attend any grievance or arbitration hearing conducted during the normal employee workday. The Union Negotiating Team shall be granted released time without loss of leave, pay, or benefits to attend any negotiating sessions mutually scheduled to be held during the workday up to a maximum number of days to be determined between the parties, but in no case will such release days be less than two (2) in number. Increments of these days shall be in two (2) hour increments.
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Release Time for the Union. The Board shall grant release time to the Union in the amount of three (3) days per calendar year, without loss of pay or compensatory time. Such release time may be used as full days or fractions of days. The Union shall give advance notice of the use of such release time and shall certify that such time is to be used to conduct Union business.
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Release Time for the Union. The President or designee of the Union will be granted sixteen (16) hours of release time to be used at his/her discretion for union services other than formal negotiations or grievance matters during each contract year.
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