Use Of Internal Mail System Sample Clauses

Use Of Internal Mail System. The Union representatives shall be permitted to use the internal mail system (i.e. the system used for distribution of memo's etc.). The Union shall be responsible for external mail. The internal mail system may be used for providing union information to employees and conducting of union business. The use shall be reasonable and limited to union business.
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Use Of Internal Mail System. The OPBA representatives shall be permitted to use the internal mail system (i.e., the system used for distribution of memo’s, etc.). The internal mail system may be used for providing other OPBA members with information. The use shall be reasonable and limited to necessary OPBA business. Mail placed into the internal mail system by the OPBA Representatives shall not be subject to the Employer’s review but email will continue to be monitored in accordance with the sheriff’s current policy.
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