Union Dues and Information Sample Clauses

The "Union Dues and Information" clause outlines the employer's obligations regarding the collection and remittance of union dues, as well as the provision of relevant employee information to the union. Typically, this clause requires the employer to deduct union dues directly from employees' wages and forward them to the union, and may also mandate that the employer provide the union with updated lists of employees covered by the agreement. Its core practical function is to streamline the process of dues collection and ensure the union has accurate membership information, thereby supporting union operations and compliance with labor agreements.
Union Dues and Information. 3.01 Authorization for Dues
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Union Dues and Information. 3.01 Every employee in the bargaining unit shall complete a written dues check-off request upon commencing employment within the bargaining unit. Completed forms shall be sent to the Union within one (1) month of a new employee’s start date. The Employer shall deduct and pay out of the salary due to the employee the appropriate initiation fees, union dues and assessments, as established by the Union. All employees shall be deemed to be union members unless they opt out of union membership by written notice to the Union. 3.02 By the eighth (8th) week of employment for the first term of the Winter Session, the Employer shall arrange and hold an induction/orientation meeting of all members of the Bargaining Unit in each Department (Faculty in non-departmentalized Faculties), as per Schedule C. During this meeting, time shall be provided for a representative of the Union to discuss the function of the Union. Where an induction/orientation meeting is not held in the first term of the Winter Session, or where new members of the Bargaining Unit are hired for the second term of the Winter Session, the induction/orientation meeting shall be held by the eighth (8th) week of the second term of the Winter Session. Departments which handle orientation on an individual basis will inform the Union and the Union may then arrange its own meeting and the Department will distribute to all employees in the Department written notices provided by the Union of any union-organized orientation meeting. Departments that hire new members of the Bargaining Unit for the Summer Session shall hold an induction/orientation meeting of all members of the Bargaining Unit between the first (1st) and fourth (4th) week of the appropriate Summer Session Term. 3.03 The Union shall inform the Employer in writing of any change in the amount of initiation fees, regular dues and assessments to be deducted and the Employer shall deduct for each term of appointment at the rate of which it has received most recent notice. 3.04 Deductions shall be forwarded to the Treasurer of the Union or electronically transferred to the Union’s account not later than the l5th of the month following the month for which the deduction was made accompanied by a detailed list of names of all employees in the bargaining unit and their social insurance numbers, employment classification, departments, amount of dues deducted and amount of earnings. Where technical problems arise and the Employer is unable to forward these de...
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