SHOP STEWARDS AND INSPECTION Sample Clauses

SHOP STEWARDS AND INSPECTION. Duly authorized representatives of the Union may investigate or inspect the operations of the Company which are covered by this Agreement at reasonable hours and in such manner so as not to disturb normal operations of the Company, except at any places where the Company reasonably deems secrecy essential; in such latter places, Union representatives shall consist only of Employees regularly working at such places. The Company further agrees to recognize Employee(s) designated by the Union as Shop Xxxxxxx(s) or Alternate Xxxxxxx(s) and to permit such person(s) to engage in such legitimate Union activities that do not interfere with normal operations. Upon timely request of the Employee, and subject to operating needs, the Company will rearrange the schedule of any Employee who is elected to the Union Council (Board) or as a Shop Xxxxxxx to allow such Employee to attend scheduled Council (Board) and/or Shop Xxxxxxx meetings on his/her own time. For Council (Board) members and Shop Stewards who must travel to such meetings from another state (other than one neighboring New York State), the Employee's regular days off may be rescheduled to include the meeting day plus either the day before or the day after such meeting.
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SHOP STEWARDS AND INSPECTION. A. Duly authorized representatives of the Union may investigate or inspect the operations of the Company which are covered by this Agreement at reasonable hours and in such manner so as not to disturb normal operations of the Company.
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SHOP STEWARDS AND INSPECTION. Duly authorized representatives of the Union may investigate or inspect the operations of the Company which are covered by this Agreement at reasonable hours and in such manner so as not to disturb normal operations of the Company, except at any places where the Company reasonably deems secrecy essential; in such latter places, Union representatives shall consist only of Employees regularly working at such places. The Company further agrees to recognize Employee(s) designated by the Union as Shop Xxxxxxx(s) or Alternate Xxxxxxx(s) and to permit such person(s) to engage in such legitimate Union activities that do not interfere with normal operations. Upon timely request of the Employee, and subject to operating needs, the Company will rearrange the schedule of any Employee who is elected to the Union Council (Board) or as a Shop Xxxxxxx to allow such Employee to attend SIDELETTER 1 (Cross-Utilization) It is understood that writers at the Company-owned radio stations and television partner stations may be assigned to write for any of these stations. “Television partner station” shall include any television station with which the Company enters into a contractual relationship. Where in a Guild- represented shop someone other than a writer may write, in a non-Guild represented shop, individuals in a similar position who usually write may also write. It is understood that the total writing material utilized by a Guild-represented station shall not exceed five percent (5%) from a non-Guild-represented shop calculated on a three (3) month basis. Concerning Reporter-Assignment Editors, it is understood that an individual who assigns work in a Guild-represented shop may also be utilized to assign work in another Guild-represented shop; as an example, an Editor or a News Desk Associate at WCBS-AM may assign crews at WCBS-TV. SIDELETTER 2 (2019 Pay Rates) During negotiations for the 2019 – 2022 Agreement, the Parties agreed that all Assistant Producers and Production Assistant Producers employed as of April 6, 2019 will be compensated at the 1 – 5 year rate of pay, with the exception of employees with at least 5 years of employment and Xxxxxxx Xxxxx who will be compensated at the Over 5 year rate of pay. 2019 - 2022 STAFF RADIO NEWSWRITERS (CHICAGO) SUPPLEMENT TO THE WGA-ENTERCOM NATIONAL STAFF AGREEMENT Table of Contents Article Page I. SCOPE 92 II. HOLIDAYS 93 III. USE OF MATERIALS 94 IV. MODIFICATION OF EXISTING AGREEMENTS, TRANSFERS OF RESPONSIBILITY 95 V. SALARI...
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SHOP STEWARDS AND INSPECTION. A. Duly authorized representatives of the Union may be permitted to enter the Company’s offices during an employee’s regular working hours only for the purpose of conferring with bargaining unit employees, committee council members, xxxxxxx(s) or with representatives of the Company to inspect health and safety conditions relevant to bargaining unit employees, discuss terms and conditions of employment of bargaining unit employees and the terms and conditions of this Agreement, and to visit working areas in the unit where employees covered by this Agreement are assigned to work. Such meetings and visits shall not interfere with any employees’ regular work assignments or otherwise interfere with any Company operations. All visitations shall be conducted in accordance with the prevailing Company policy concerning visitors at the time of such visitation.
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