A Bargaining Unit definition
Examples of A Bargaining Unit in a sentence
GRIEVANT: A Bargaining Unit Member or the Association who alleges a violation of this Agreement.
A Bargaining Unit Member who will suffer a layoff for lack of work or funds despite his or her bumping rights may accept a voluntary demotion to a vacant position in a lower class or transfer to an equal class, providing that the employee is deemed to be qualified to perform the duties thereof.
A Bargaining Unit Member who produces a breath alcohol test with a result that indicates an alcohol concentration of greater than zero (.00) shall be deemed under the influence and immediately suspended without pay pending action on a recommendation by the Superintendent for dismissal.
A Bargaining Unit Member returning to work from an unpaid leave shall be reinstated to the position or equivalent (no testing required) from which s/he held prior to the leave and without any loss of salary and benefits.
A Bargaining Unit member who is required to accept responsibilities and carry out duties of a position or classification above that which he normally holds for a period of eight (8) consecutive work hours or more shall be paid at the rate of that position.
A Bargaining Unit Member with the least seniority, as provided herein, within the class shall be laid off first.
A Bargaining Unit member has the right to present grievances and have them adjusted, without intervention of the Union, as long as the adjustment is consistent with the terms of this Agreement and as long as the Union is present at the adjustment.
A Bargaining Unit Member shall be entitled up to a maximum of sixty (60) days of paid leave of absence as a result of an industrial accident or industrial illness.
A Bargaining Unit member and Union ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ and/or Union Officer shall be allowed time off from regular duties with pay for attendance at scheduled meetings under the Grievance Procedure with prior approval of the irrespective supervisors.
A Bargaining Unit Member on sick leave shall, notify his/her immediate supervisor of his/her intent to return to work no less than two (2) hours prior to the start of the Unit Member's normal work assignment.