UNION ORGANIZATIONAL XXXXXXXX0 Sample Clauses

UNION ORGANIZATIONAL XXXXXXXX0. 1. Employees who are currently members of the Union or who have in effect a service fee deduction, or who may authorize in the future either deductions of dues or a service fee or initiation and/or assessment fees, shall have such dues and fees deducted for the remainder of this Agreement, as a condition of employment. 2. New employees, within the first thirty (30) calendar days of employment, shall either sign an authorization for deduction of dues or service fee deduction as a condition of employment. 3. The amounts deducted pursuant to Sections 7.1 and 7.2 shall be remitted promptly to the Union with an alphabetical list of the affected employees. 4. The Union agrees to furnish to the Employer a copy of the Union dues structure and any modifications thereto. 5. The Union agrees to pay the reasonable costs of defending or initiating action to enforce this provision and to indemnify the Employer against any claim or action brought against the Employer in respect to the deductions herein required or any action challenging enforcement of these provisions. 6. An employee who is a member of a bonafide religion, body, or sect which has historically held conscientious objection to joining or financially supporting employee organizations shall not be required to join or financially support the exclusive representation organization (Union) if the employee files a declaration with both the Employer and the Union verifying that he/she is a practicing member of such organization. Such an employee shall be required to file a declaration and a statement indicating that the amount of the service fee is to be directed to one of the charitable organizations listed below that have been chosen by the Union and the Employer. If the employee fails to make a selection within the first thirty (30) calendar days, the Union shall make the selection and inform the Employer of the choice. - American Cancer Society - American Red Cross - Easter Seal Society - Muscular Dystrophy Association, Inc. - United Cerebral Palsy Association - United Way 8 No changes- 7/2011; No changes- 6/2017;
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UNION ORGANIZATIONAL XXXXXXXX0. 1. Employees who are currently members of the Union, or are new or returning members, may authorize deductions of member dues or initiation fees and/or assessments. Union deduction authorizations and cancellations will be provided to the employer by the Union. 2. The amounts deducted pursuant to Sections 8.1 shall be remitted monthly to the Union with an alphabetical list of the affected employees. 3. The Union agrees to furnish to the Employer a copy of the Union dues structure and any modifications thereto. 4. The Union agrees to pay the reasonable costs of defending or initiating action to enforce this provision and to indemnify the Employer against any claim or action brought against the Employer in respect to the deductions herein required or any action challenging enforcement of these provisions. 8 No changes- 7/2011; No changes- 6/2017; Remove section 5 and 6, Amend section 1 and 2- 4/2019; Amend 1- 6/2020;

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