Union Office on Campus Sample Clauses

Union Office on Campus. The University shall provide the Union with an office or other workspace on the University campus, for the purpose of conducting Union business relating to the University and its employees. The University, however, is not responsible for equipping the office, except to provide the following: a private outside phone line, which will be installed at the sole expense of the Union; a University phone line and internet hookup; a desk, some chairs, and a lockable file cabinet provided initially by the University but replaced by the Union if worn or unusable. The Union shall be responsible, if it chooses, to install a computer and fax machine, at its own expense, which the University will assist in hooking up to appropriate phone lines. Access to the Union’s designated office will be by a key made available to designated Union officers whose identity will be made known to the University’s Office of Public Safety, as well as at least one key that will be in the possession of the University’s Office of Public Safety for entry into the room only in the event of a bona fide emergency where Union officials are not readily accessible for notification.
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Union Office on Campus. The Employer agrees to provide the Union a designated office on campus for use for Union business. The designated office shall be secured and furnished with a telephone extension, and appropriately wired and activated for a desktop computer. The Union will be responsible for furnishing the office and providing the necessary equipment. The Employer and the Union shall consult as to the specific location of the Union office. The Office will be made available within 60 days following the date of ratification by the USM Board of Regents. Since the union for all bargaining units is the same, there will be one office for all covered units – Exempt, Non-exempt, and Sworn Police Officers.
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Union Office on Campus. The Employer agrees to provide the Union a designated office on campus for use of Union business. The designated office shall be secured and furnished with a telephone extension, and appropriately wired and activated for a desktop computer. The Union will be responsible for furnishing the office and providing the necessary equipment. The Employer and the Union shall consult as to the specific location of the Union office.
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  • Union Office Space The Employer will provide an office not less than twelve (12) square meters in size.

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  • Leave for Union Office Upon request of the Union's President, the Employer will grant leaves of absence without pay to bargaining unit employees who serve as Union representatives or officers for up to one- hundred twenty (120) days, if it is consistent with operational needs. This leave will be for no more than one time per year per employee and no more than fifteen (15) employees per year who must be from different Departments. Such employees will not be separated from the payroll and will be restored to their previous positions at the conclusion of such leaves.

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  • Union Officers and Committee Members Union Officers and Committee Members shall be entitled to leave their work during working hours in order to carry out their functions under this Agreement, including, but not limited to, the investigation and processing of grievances, attendance at meetings with the Employer, participation in negotiations and arbitration. Permission to leave work during working hours for such purposes shall first be obtained from the immediate supervisor. Such permission shall not be unreasonably withheld. All time spent in performing such Union duties, including work performed on various committees, as referred to in this Agreement, shall be considered as time worked.

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