Union Access/Business Sample Clauses

Union Access/Business. The Union will send a letter to the Director of Human Resources listing the names of its Local officers and stewards, within ten (10) calendar days of selection. Library work hours shall not be used by employees or Union Representatives to conduct Union business, except as provided in this paragraph or by other agreement between the Union and the Library. With prior notice, the Employer will grant employees who are Union officials or stewards (up to one per meeting) reasonable time off with pay for the purpose of attending scheduled meetings with Library officials, for attending meetings at which a presence is requested pursuant to Section 5.3 of this Agreement, andfor pre-disciplinary meetings, and for preparation for pre-disciplinary meetings (up to one-half hour). Nothing in this Agreement shall require that the meeting be scheduled during the Union officials’ working time. If they receive phone calls from unit members during working time asking to discuss Union business, stewards or Union officials may participate in the calls for a brief period for the purposes of scheduling another time for grievance or investigation meetings. The Staff Representative of the Union may visit the work location of employees covered by this Agreement for administration of this Agreement upon prior notice to the Manager of the facility or department.
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Union Access/Business. 3.1.1. The Union will send a letter to the Director of Human Resources listing the names of its Local officers and stewards, within ten (10) calendar days of selection.
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Union Access/Business. The Union will send a letter to the Director of Human Resources listing the names of its Local officers and stewards, within ten (10) calendar days of selection. Library work hours shall not be used by employees or Union Representatives to conduct Union business, except as provided in this paragraph or by other agreement between the Union and the Library. With prior notice, the Employer will grant employees who are Union officials or stewards (up to one per meeting) reasonable time off with pay for the purpose of attending scheduled meetings with Library officials, for attending meetings at which a presence is requested pursuant to Section
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