Common use of Schedule of Fair Share Fee Deductions Clause in Contracts

Schedule of Fair Share Fee Deductions. 1. All Fair Share Fee Payors Payroll deduction of such fair share fees shall begin at the first payroll period in October except that no fair share fee deductions shall be made for employees employed after December 31 until the second paycheck, which period shall be the required fair share fee probationary period of new employees.

Schedule of Fair Share Fee Deductions. 1. All Fair Share Fee Payors Payroll deduction of such fair share fees Fair Share Fees shall begin at the first payroll period in October accordance with Section 2.04 except that no fair share fee Fair Share Fee deductions shall be made for employees bargaining unit members employed after December 31 October 31st until the second paycheck, which period shall be the required fair share fee probationary period of new employeesnewly-employed bargaining unit members.

Schedule of Fair Share Fee Deductions. 1. a. All Fair Share Fee Payors Payers Payroll deduction of such fair share fees fee shall begin at commence on the first payroll pay date which occurs on or after January 15th annually and ending with the second pay period in October August, except that no fair share fee deductions shall be made for employees bargaining unit members employed after December 31 until the second paycheck, which period shall be the required fair share fee probationary period of new employeesnewly-employed bargaining unit members.

Schedule of Fair Share Fee Deductions. 1. a. All Fair Share Fee Payors Payers Payroll deduction of such fair share fees fee shall begin at commence on the first payroll pay date which occurs on or after January 15th annually and ending with the second pay period in October August, except that no fair share fee deductions shall be made for employees bargaining unit members employed after December 31 31st until the second paycheck, which period shall be the required fair share fee probationary period of new employeesnewly-employed bargaining unit members.