Common use of Bargaining Unit Member Clause in Contracts

Bargaining Unit Member. The term "bargaining unit member" is defined as regular full-time and part-time employees hired to work at least twenty (20) hours per week on a regular basis. Excluded are managerial, supervisory, confidential, temporary (less than ninety [90] calendar days; or in the case of an employee who fills the position of an employee on leave, not more than six [6] months) professional, hourly, and students. Bargaining unit positions shall not be filled by students and/or hourly workers.

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Samples: ccctu.org, prairiestate.edu, ccctu.org

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Bargaining Unit Member. The term "bargaining unit member" is defined as regular full-time and part-time employees hired to work at least twenty (20) hours per week on a regular basis. Excluded are managerial, supervisory, confidential, temporary (less than ninety [90] calendar days; or in the case of an employee who fills the position of an employee on leave, not more than six [6] months) professional, hourly, and students. Bargaining unit positions shall not be filled by students and/or hourly workersstudents.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: www.ccctu.org, prairiestate.edu

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Bargaining Unit Member. β€Œ The term "bargaining unit member" is defined as regular full-time and part-time employees hired to work at least twenty (20) hours per week on a regular basis. Excluded are managerial, supervisory, confidential, temporary (less than ninety [90] calendar days; or in the case of an employee who fills the position of an employee on leave, not more than six [6] months) professional, hourly, and students. Bargaining unit positions shall not be filled by students and/or hourly workershourlyworkers.

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Samples: prairiestate.edu

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