00 - Union Notices and Meetings Clause Samples
The "Union Notices and Meetings" clause establishes the procedures and requirements for how a union communicates official information and organizes meetings within the workplace. Typically, this clause outlines where and how union notices may be posted, such as on designated bulletin boards, and sets guidelines for when and where union meetings can be held, often specifying that such activities should not disrupt normal business operations. Its core function is to ensure that union members have access to important information and opportunities for assembly, while balancing the employer’s need to maintain order and productivity in the workplace.
00 - Union Notices and Meetings. 8.01 The Employer will permit the posting of notices on Union notice boards concerning meetings, nominations, elections, lists of officers and stewards, job postings, Union social events and other matters which have been approved by the Union Executive Committee.
8.02 The Employer shall endeavour to arrange work schedules so that an Employee may attend monthly general meetings of the Union during the lunch break at least once every two months.
8.03 The Employer shall endeavour to provide space for general meetings and monthly stewards' meetings of the Union.