SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION Sample Clauses

SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. 1. The City will furnish the Association a copy of the Police Department's Rules and Regulations. 2. The City will allow the Association and its representative’s reasonable access to the City Commission Xxxxxxxx for the conducting of Association business when such facility is not in normal use, upon (5) days written request therefore to the City Manager or his designee. 3. The City will provide a mailbox (both traditional and electronic) for each employee for use by the City and the Association to distribute mail and other communications. The aforesaid mailboxes may be used by the Association strictly for the purpose of transmitting material of an informational nature and shall not be used for the purpose of communicating material tending to, directly or indirectly, disparage any elected or appointed official of the City. 4. Upon written request by the Association, the City will provide to the Association, on a semi-annual basis, a complete roster of the bargaining unit, including name, rank, address, telephone number, social security number and current pay scale. Each member shall sign a separate written statement approving the transmission of their personal data in advance of the completion of this paragraph.
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. A. The cost of reproducing the contract will be paid by the Board of Education. B. The Association will be allowed use of the inter-school mail service for correspondence with its members. C. A seniority list shall be brought up-to-date once a year and a copy sent to each Association member. D. The Board shall grant the Association use of school buildings for Association meetings. The use of these buildings shall be at reasonable times, which is defined as times other than when students are in attendance during the normal school day. Any use of the building shall be governed by Board policy.
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. A. The County shall furnish the P.B.A. a copy of all rules and regulations pertaining to the working conditions of bargaining unit members including but not limited to: directive memoranda, group distributions as defined in each Department’s manual, Administrative Orders, Implementing Orders, Personnel Rules, Manuals, Departmental Administrative divisional and training orders, Departmental staff studies, reports, written proposals affecting wages, hours and conditions of employment, employees work schedules (when the above are classified as public records,) and other materials, including e-mails, regularly distributed to members of the bargaining unit.
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. A. The County shall furnish the P.B.A. a copy of all rules and regulations pertaining to the working conditions of bargaining unit members, including but not limited to: directive memoranda, group distributions as defined in each Department’s manual, Administrative Orders, Implementing Orders, Personnel Rules, Manuals, Departmental administrative, divisional and training orders, Departmental staff studies, reports, written proposals affecting wages, hours and conditions of employment, employees work schedules (when the above are classified as public records,) and other materials, including e-mails, regularly distributed to members of the bargaining unit. B. Officers and Representatives 1. The Association has the right to select up to six (6) employees from within the bargaining unit, as herein defined, to act as Association representatives. The names of employees selected shall be certified in writing to the department director and the Human Resources Director of Miami-Dade County by the Association. The President of the Association, if a County employee, shall be released from duty with pay to administer this agreement. It is understood by the parties that Article 6 B (1) of the Rank and File Collective Bargaining Agreement shall apply in the same manner and with the same restrictions with regard to selection of bargaining unit employees. It is agreed to and understood by the parties that Association representatives may spend up to a cumulative total of two-hundred and fifty (250) hours per month, to be allocated equally between the Miami Dade Police Department and the Miami Dade Corrections and Rehabilitation Department, without loss of pay, with the prior approval of their supervisor, in the processing of grievances, administration of the Agreement, but not for the purpose of soliciting membership. The supervisor's approval shall not be unreasonably withheld. 2. Six (6) Association representatives shall be allowed time off with pay for attendance at collective bargaining sessions with the County, if such meetings fall within the employee's regularly scheduled work shift. Time spent at collective bargaining shall not be deducted from the time allowed in paragraph number one. C. The County will furnish the Association bulletin board space at such locations and on each Department’s electronic network, as agreed upon by the parties for the posting of official Association notices. The County shall continue to maintain an e-mail group of bargaining unit membe...
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. The County agrees to furnish the Association twice a year one copy of the following for employees in the Bargaining Unit:
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. The County agrees to furnish the Association once a year one copy of the following for employees in the Bargaining Unit: 1. Names, addresses, and classification titles. 2. List of employees by occupation. The County agrees to provide the Association with the following documents and publications (one (1) copy, unless otherwise indicated): Board of County Commission Agendas Examination Announcements Training and Benefit Bulletins Classifications Specifications (3) Proposed Budget Final Budget Pay Plan (5) Employee Newspaper
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. The County agrees to furnish the Association twice a year one copy of the following for employees in the Bargaining Unit: 1. Names, addresses, status code, and classification titles. 2. List of employees by occupation. The County agrees to provide the Association with the following documents and publications. (one (1) copy, unless otherwise indicated): Board of County Commission Agendas Public Health Trust Agendas and Minutes Public Health Trust Personnel Policies Public Health Trust Administrative Orders Examination Announcements Training and Benefit Bulletins Proposed Budget Final Budget Pay Plan (5) The County shall notify the Association of scheduled New Employee Orientation sessions and allow the Association to set up a table in the lobby of the building wherein the orientation is scheduled, on the day of the orientations. The Association will limit their activities only to the distribution of informational material.
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. The County agrees to furnish the Association twice a year one copy of the following for employees in the Bargaining Unit: 1. Names, addresses, status code, and classification titles. 2. List of employees by occupation. The County agrees to provide the Association with the following documents and publications. (one (1) copy, unless otherwise indicated): Board of County Commission Agendas Public Health Trust Agendas and Minutes Public Health Trust Personnel Policies Public Health Trust Administrative Orders Examination Announcements Training and Benefit Bulletins Proposed Budget Final Budget Pay Plan (5) The County shall notify the Association of scheduled New Employee Orientation sessions and allow the Association to set up a table in the lobby of the building wherein the orientation is scheduled, on the day of the orientations. The Association will limit their activities only to the distribution of informational material. The County agrees to provide the first twenty (20) pages of each public record request without charging the association. The County shall provide the name, and County e-mail address of all new employees, belonging to GSAF-Local 100 bargaining unit.
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SERVICES TO THE ASSOCIATION. The City shall furnish all personnel a copy of the Police Department Rules and Regulations and any future amendments thereto in electronic format if available. The City will provide the FOP on a quarterly basis, a complete roster of the bargaining unit including name, classification, address, and current pay rate. The City shall provide a mailbox for each employee for use by the City and the FOP to distribute official mail and other communications. The City will provide adequate Bulletin Board space for the use of the FOP Its use will be restricted as follows:
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