UNION RECOGNITION AND DUES DEDUCTION. 1. a. The Pittsburgh Board of Public Education, hereinafter sometimes referred to as the “Board,” pursuant to applicable provisions of the “Pennsylvania Public Employee Relations Act of 1970,” recognizes the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, Local 400, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO, hereinafter referred to as the “Federation” or “Union,” as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all professional personnel in those employment categories included in the May 23, 1968, and May 20, 1970, collective bargaining elections, as well as any employment categories added per the terms of this or any previous Agreement, all of whom are hereinafter referred to as “teacher” or “teachers.”
UNION RECOGNITION AND DUES DEDUCTION. 1. The Pittsburgh Board of Public Education (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the “Board”), pursuant to appli- cable provisions of the “Pennsylvania Public Employe Relations Act of 1970” (Act 195), the October 28-29, 1971, paraprofessional election conducted thereunder, and the resulting Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board certification, recognizes the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, Local 400, American Federation of Teachers, AFL-CIO (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the “Federation” or the “Union”), as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative for all paraprofessional person- nel in those job classifications included in the above- specified election and certifications (all of whom are hereinafter sometimes referred to as “paraprofessional” or “paraprofessionals”). Said unit also to include any successor job classifications which may occur from with- in the paraprofessional employee unit. The job classifica- tions comprising the total representation unit are set forth in Article 40, Paraprofessional Salary Schedule.
UNION RECOGNITION AND DUES DEDUCTION. 1. The Pittsburgh Board of Public Education (hereinafter some- times referred to as the “Board”), pursuant to applicable provi- sions of the “Pennsylvania Public Employe Relations Act of 1970” (Act 195), the June 28, 1973, technical-clerical election conducted thereunder, and the resulting Pennsylvania Labor Relations Board certification, recognizes the Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers, Local 400, American Federation of Teachers. AFL-CIO (hereinafter sometimes referred to as the “Federation” or the “Union”), as the sole and exclusive bargain- ing representative for all technical-clerical personnel in those job classifications included in the above-specified election and certifications (all of whom are hereinafter sometimes referred to as the “technical-clerical unit” or “technical-clerical employ- ees”), said unit shall also include any successor job classifica- tions including “trainee” positions in accordance with the pro- visions of Act 195 of 1970. Unit I is a subdivision of the employer unit comprised of all professional employees in the educational-related fields and Unit II is a subdivision of the employer unit comprised of all nonprofessional employees in the educational-related fields. All job classifications are set forth in Article 24, Salary Schedule.
UNION RECOGNITION AND DUES DEDUCTION
