USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS Sample Clauses

USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. The Employer shall provide the Union reasonable access to on-site conference rooms upon request, based upon availability. In all cases, the Union shall request the conference rooms no fewer than two weeks in advance. The parties understand that there may be periodic circumstances when after scheduling the room, it may be necessary to change due to conflicts. In such an event, the parties will provide notice as soon as a known conflict occurs.
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USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. The Hospitals will identify one (1) room on each hospital’s campus which may be made available to the Union on the following basis: 1.4.1 One meeting per month for up to four (4) hours on three (3) contiguous shifts (12 hours total). 1.4.2 The Union may request space no earlier than thirty (30) days in advance. 1.4.3 Confirmation will be based on availability at the time of the request, recognizing that the hospitals may decline a request if to grant the request would result in the hospital having no other meeting space available for last minute needs. If the Hospital declines such request the Hospital and CNA will, at the request of the Union, discuss the availability of meeting rooms at other times/dates within the fourteen (14) day period. 1.4.4 Reservations for meeting space will be subject to cancellation by the Hospital if the meeting space is needed for other purposes. Hospital Human Resources will make reasonable attempts to provide the Union with notice of the need for cancellation as soon as Human Resources become aware of such need and will make reasonable attempts to provide a substitute location. 1.4.5 The Union may file a grievance under this Section if there has been a pattern of arbitrary and capricious denial of access to the identified meeting room or cancellation of reserved meeting space over a period of more than one (1) month.
USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. 1. The Employer shall provide the Union reasonable access to on-site conference rooms upon request, based upon availability. Such use shall not exceed twelve (12) hours per quarter to be used in no less than two (2) hour, but not greater than four (4) hour, increments. In all cases, the Union shall request the conference rooms no fewer than two weeks in advance. 2. Up to a total of six (6) hours per year or of conference room time which is not utilized in the appropriate quarter may be utilized at a later date within the same calendar year. After these hours are utilized, additional unused hours cannot be banked for later usage. Any unused hours will be lost if not used by the end of the calendar year. 3. For example, if in the first quarter, the Union utilizes only two (2) hours of its conference room time, it may bank six (6) hours. Subject to the scheduling procedure noted above, the Union may utilize those six (6) hours in subsequent quarters. If in any subsequent quarter the Union again does not utilize its full twelve (12) hours of conference room time, it may not utilize these additional unused hours to add to or replenish its 6-hour bank.
USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. 215 The Facility shall provide the Union access to on‐site conference rooms, subject to availability, for union business related to the Facility. 216 The Union must schedule such conference room use in accordance with the conference room scheduling process of the Facility. The Facility is not required to displace, bump or move another group or organization. 218 The Facility will make copies of the Agreement available to bargaining unit members upon their request to the Human Resources Department.
USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. 215 The Facility shall provide the Union reasonable access to on‐site conference rooms for the purpose of GGRNA member meetings or conferences regarding union business related to the Facility. The Union shall schedule such conference room use in accordance with the scheduling practice of the Facility.
USE OF FACILITY CONFERENCE ROOMS. The Employer shall provide the Union reasonable accessto on-site conference rooms, upon request, based upon availability, in accordance with current scheduling procedures and limitations on use as are applied to management, administration and doctors.

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