UNION COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS SPECIAL DAYS OFF Sample Clauses

UNION COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS SPECIAL DAYS OFF. (i) Employees who are members of any committee of the employees, or are officers of any Association of the employees, or delegates to a convention of street railwaymen, shall be entitled to a leave of absence for the purpose of attending the convention or of doing any such committee work without losing any privilege, if they give notice to the Employer which is reasonable in the opinion of the Employer or his Department Head or Assistant Department Head stating that they desire to be relieved of their runs or other work, and if the Company, or his Department Head or Assistant Department Head is satisfied that said runs may be filled or other work performed without disturbing the service or business of the Employer. The Employer recognizes the Union President's responsibility to conduct Union business. (ii) Any employee elected to the office of International Officer in the International Association, known as the Amalgamated Transit Union, the duties of which International Officer require his absence from Company work, shall retain his seniority rights, and upon such employee's retirement from such international office such employee shall be allowed to return to the Company's employ, subject, however, to qualification at the time of his application to return to the Employer's employ. (iii) A day's work for the Union on any of his designated work days, by an employee granted leave of absence under Section 2, Subsection 2.09 (i) hereof, shall be considered a designated day's work and the Employer agrees to recognize such day as a day worked for all benefits under this Agreement, including premium (overtime) payments for all hours worked on his designated day and/or days off, providing that the granted leave of absence is a result of meetings requested by Management and/or Union for reasons other than grievances, discipline cases. (iv) For the purpose of this Agreement, the Employer will recognize the following elected officers of Local 616: - President/Business Agent - Vice-President/Recording Secretary - Operators' Committeeman - Garage Committeeman - Benefit Representative as being the only persons entitled to benefits under the provisions of this Section. (v) Any day absent from work on Union business to attend the regular monthly meeting of Local 616 shall be considered as a designated work day for all benefits except wages for the day in question, provided such day is a designated work day for the individual involved, and provided further, that such days ...
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UNION COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS SPECIAL DAYS OFF. (i) Employees who are members of any committee of the employees, or are officers of any Association of the (ii) Any employee elected to the office of International Officer in the (iii) A day’s work for the Union on any of their designated work days, by an (iv) For the purpose of this Agreement, the Employer will recognize the following elected officers of Local 616 as being the only persons entitled to benefits under the provisions of this Section- (v) Any day absent from work on Union business to attend the regular monthly meeting of Local 616 shall be considered (vi) At no time will the Employer bill the Union for any time off at overtime rates. (vii) Upon taking office, Local Union Officers shall be credited with top departmental seniority for the purposes of lay off and recall. Such credited seniority shall terminate when an official ceases to hold office. (viii) The Employer agrees to cover all benefits including wages for four hundred and twenty-five (425) hours per year to conduct Union business. Book-off for these purposes will be at the discretion of the Union President or their designate and reasonable notice will be given to the Employer. (ix) The Employer agrees that the full- time Union President’s position and the half-time Union Representative’s position shall not be included in Section 2.9 (viii) regarding the amount of hours per year. The half-time Union Representative’s position will be at the discretion of the Union President.
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UNION COMMITTEE AND OFFICERS SPECIAL DAYS OFF. (i) Any day absent from work on Union business or to attend the regular monthly meeting of Local 616 shall be considered as designated work day for all benefits except wages for the day in question, provided such day is a designated work day for the individual involved, and provided further, that such days shall be limited to one per month and total of twelve (12) to attend monthly meetings held monthly each year during the life of this Agreement. (ii) At no time will the Employer bill the Union for any time off at overtime rates. (iii) Upon taking office, Local Union Officers shall be credited with top departmental seniority for the purposes of layoff and recall. Such credited seniority shall terminate when an official ceases to hold office. (iv) The Employer agrees to cover all benefits including wages for 100 hours per year to conduct union business, at the casino wage. Book-off for these purposes will be at the discretion of the Union President or his designate and reasonable notice will be given to the Employer.
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