Status of Union Officials Sample Clauses

Status of Union Officials. The Employer will recognize National Representatives of the Union and duly elected or appointed Officials/Stewards when advised by the Union in writing of the names and titles of such officials. Updates will be provided to the Employer as changes of representatives occur. The Union agrees that Officials/Representatives will not enter a work area for union business during duty hours without notifying the supervisor in that area when he/she is present. It is agreed that if either Party requests any type of meeting with the other Party, common courtesy dictates that, should the other Party not immediately be available, a meeting will be scheduled as soon as possible. This paragraph will not be used as a delaying tactic by either Party.
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Status of Union Officials a. As long as the Union is accorded exclusive recognition by the Employer, any person who is elected or appointed to a union office in accordance with this agreement and the Union constitution will be recognized by the Employer as a representative of the Union. However, this recognition will be granted only upon formal notification to the USFK Civilian Personnel Director by the National President of KEU or, in the case of the National President of KEU, by the Chairman of the KEU National Convention.
Status of Union Officials. The Agency will recognize National Union Representatives and duly elected or appointed Officials/Stewards when the Union advises in writing with the names and titles of such officials. The Union provides the Agency with updates as changes of representatives occur. The Union agrees that Officials/Representatives will not conduct union business in work areas during duty hours without first notifying supervisors in those areas and receiving proper authorization. The Parties agree that an exclusive representative representing an employee in connection with any other matter deemed grievable under this CBA shall be granted official time in the amount the Agency and the exclusive representative involved agree to be reasonable, necessary, and in the public interest. It is the responsibility of the exclusive representative or employee to properly request official time from the Supervisor and, after approval, properly document the official time allotted in the WebTA system using the official function code (38- Union/Grievance/Appeal/Re) as well as notifying the Supervisor as early as possible of the amount of official time requested. Both Parties agree that if either party requests a meeting with the other party and one party is not immediately available, common courtesy dictates scheduling a meeting as soon as possible. Parties will not use this paragraph as a delaying tactic.

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