Union Officer means an employee elected or appointed by the Union who is authorized to represent the Union, an employee or both.

Union Officer means officers elected or appointed by LAW ENFORCEMENT LABOR SERVICES (LOCAL NO. 442).

Union Officer means a classified State Employee elected as President, Executive Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Agency Vice-President or as Regional Vice-President, who have specific duties and is authorized to act on behalf of the Union and administer this Agreement.

Examples of Union Officer in a sentence

The Board agrees to grant a leave of absence without pay, not more than two (2) weeks after application from the Union, stating Leave for Union Business Elected Position the intended duration of such leave, to a local Union Officer for business purposes provided a suitable substitute can be obtained, or to any employee who may be elected by the Union to a full-time position in any of the locals to this Agreement or who is elected to public office.
Disciplinary Representation Employees shall have the right to take the Local Union Officer with them to any disciplinary meeting involving their Supervisor or Management personnel.

More Definitions of Union Officer

Union Officer. Officer elected or appointed by the Union.

Union Officer. Officer elected or appointed by the Minnesota Teamsters Public and Law Enforcement Employees Union, Local #320.

Union Officer means an official who is appointed or elected and authorised to represent the Union, a team member or both “Week” means the Team members ordinary working week PART 2 – Terms & Conditions of Employment

Union Officer. Officer elected or appointed by the Minnesota Public Employees Association Union. OVERTIME: Work performed at the express authorization of the EMPLOYER in excess of the EMPLOYEE'S scheduled shift.