Release Time. The Grievant, the Grievants Representative (if an employee of the Employer) and any witnesses shall be provided release time including reasonable travel time, if required, to be present at any formal hearing conducted pursuant to the Grievance process.
Release Time. The following procedures shall apply for release time:
Release Time is time off granted to employees from their ordinary work to participate in association activities. This time will be considered time worked for purposes of calculating sick leave.
Examples of Release Time in a sentence
Release Time Release time shall be provided during the normal work day if negotiations sessions are scheduled by mutual agreement during the normal work day.
More Definitions of Release Time
Release Time means the earlier of the Closing and the rightful abandonment or termination of this Agreement pursuant to Section 11.1.
Release Time means the time that an employee is released from regular duties 12 without loss of pay to perform District-approved activities as provided for in the 13 Agreement.
Release Time. Means the release from regularly scheduled duty to attend with pay a bargaining session between the County and the Association's bargaining team during on-duty time. Release time is time worked.
Release Time has the meaning set forth in Section 8.
Release Time. The District shall provide a reasonable amount of release time for Association representatives. Such release time shall be used only for negotiation sessions and grievance processing.
Release Time. The School District shall, upon written request by the Union, afford reasonable time off in accordance with Minnesota Stat. 179A.07, Subd. 6, without pay to elected officers or appointed representatives of the Union for the purposes of conducting the duties of the Union. Additionally, a Union Representative attending a disciplinary meeting involving a member of the bargaining unit called by the School District shall be permitted to do so without loss of pay or benefits.
Release Time means the period of time when a public employee who is a designated representative takes a leave of absence from the employee’s regular public employment to conduct labor organization business.