Time Off for Trade Union Duties and Activities Sample Clauses

Time Off for Trade Union Duties and Activities. Workplace Representatives Post Office and CWU recognise the benefits to employees of having access to fair and reasonable levels of support and assistance from their workplace representatives. Consequently both parties are committed to enabling representatives to have reasonable paid time off for Trade Union duties and activities in accordance with the provisions of the ACAS Code of Practice ‘Time Off for Trade Union Duties and Activities’ (as amended by ACAS from time to time). Employees may be represented for individual grievance and disciplinary purposes by an accredited CWU workplace representative where this is the wish of the individual.
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Time Off for Trade Union Duties and Activities. 11.1 Accredited representatives of the Trade Union may request reasonable statutory time off under the terms of the Trade Union and Labour Relations (Consolidation) Xxx 0000, Employment Relations Xxx 0000 and Transfer of Undertakings (Protection of Employment) Regulations 2006, for the purposes of: • Negotiation on changes to terms and conditions • Consultation on employment and other relevant matters • Physical conditions/Health and Safety in the Workplace • Accompanying staff at formal procedures e.g. Discipline, Grievance • Engagement or non engagement, suspension of an employee(s) • Time off for Trade Union Training • Time off for Trade Union Learning Representatives • Time off for an elected member of the Trade Union to attend national executive meetings. • Meetings to discuss employment/workplace issues • Facilities e.g. accommodation and equipment for trade union activities.
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Time Off for Trade Union Duties and Activities. 8.1 The Council recognises that Representatives are entitled to reasonable time off to undertake their functions and to attend approved training opportunities relevant to those functions.
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