Service Fees from Nonmembers Sample Clauses

Service Fees from Nonmembers. 292. Service fees from nonmembers shall be collected by payroll deduction pursuant to Administrative Code Section 26.90, provided, however, that should the Union Transport Workers Union Local 250-A allow an employee to pay membership dues personally to the Union, an employee may elect to make said service fee payments personally to the Union Transport Workers Union Local 250-A and shall so inform the Controller on a form provided by the City. Employees hired on or after the ratification date shall receive and complete at the time of employment an authorization to deduct membership or agency fees. Said employees shall also be notified of their right to make direct payments to the Union Transport Workers Union Local 250-A. Failure to comply with this Article shall be grounds for termination.
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Service Fees from Nonmembers. 270. Service fees from nonmembers shall be collected by payroll deduction pursuant to Administrative Code Section 26.90, provided, however, that should the Union allow an employee to pay membership dues personally to the Union, an employee may elect to make said service fee payments personally to the Union and shall so inform the Controller on a form provided by the City. Employees hired on or after the ratification date shall receive and complete at the time of employment an authorization to deduct membership or agency fees. Said employees shall also be notified of their right to make direct payments to the Union. Failure to comply with this Article shall be grounds for termination.

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