Release Time – LRCEA Officers Sample Clauses

Release Time – LRCEA Officers. The District shall provide ten (10) hours of release time per week without loss of compensation to be used by LRCEA officers for LRCEA business. The release time shall be distributed so that the LRCEA President and LRCEA Vice President each receive four (4) hours of such release time per week, and the LRCEA Secretary and LRCEA Treasurer each receive one (1) hour per week. This release time shall not be cumulative from week to week except for the LRCEA Secretary and the LRCEA Treasurer whose accumulated hours must be used within the month they are accumulated as coordinated by their respective managers/supervisors. This release time is in addition to the release time provided in Sections 2.1.8 and 2.1.9 of this Agreement and is in addition to any meeting called by management that the LRCEA President or LRCEA representative is required to attend.
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