Union Delegate Activities Sample Clauses

Union Delegate Activities. After obtaining approval from his/her immediate manager a Union Delegate shall have the right to approach or be approached by a member of the Union for the payment of union dues or other payments, or to discuss any matter related to the members employment at any time during normal working hours. This approval will not unreasonably be withheld. The Union delegates shall attend to Union business in a timely and professional manner. A Union Delegate shall have the right to move freely within the workplace for the purposes of consulting members in relation to negotiations with management in any matter affecting the employment of members. Paid meetings are subject to consultation and agreement with management. After obtaining approval from site management a Union delegate shall have the right to call meetings of members, and for those members to attend, on matters affecting the employment of members at the workplace. The Union Delegates shall have access to the facilities necessary to undertake their jobs as Union delegates.
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