Time Off for Teacher Bargainers and Other Union Business Sample Clauses

Time Off for Teacher Bargainers and Other Union Business. Time off with pay shall be granted up to a maximum of eight (8) teachers, as determined by the Bargaining Unit, for the purposes of forming a Bargaining Team. The Union will reimburse the Board for replacement teacher costs, including salary and statutory benefits, for the time off under this paragraph.
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Time Off for Teacher Bargainers and Other Union Business. Time off with pay shall be granted up to a maximum of eight (8) teachers, as determined by the Bargaining Unit, for the purposes of forming a Bargaining Team. The Union will reimburse the Board for replacement teacher costs, including salary and statutory benefits, for the time off under this paragraph. ARTICLE UNION DUES AND On each pay date on which a teacher is paid, the Board will deduct from his or her pay the regular Union Dues in accordance with the written direction of the Union, to be received by the Board at least thirty (30)days in advance of an anticipated change. It is understood that SUB payments do not constitute any part of a teacher's pay for purposes of dues deduction. dues deducted in accordance with above shall be remitted to the attention of the Treasurer of at its Head Office, on the day of each month following the month in which the deductions were made. The remittance shall be accompanied by a list identifying the teachers from whom deductions were made, their Social Insurance Numbers, their individual salaries for the period, and the amount deducted.
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