Communication with Members. Duly authorized officials of the Association shall be permitted to transact official Association business on school premises during school hours, provided permission is received from the building principal. Such permission will be granted if it does not interfere with or interrupt normal school operations.
Communication with Members. The District shall provide bulletin board space in each building for use by the Exclusive Representative and teachers in areas not normally accessible to students.
Communication with Members. Representatives of the ASSOCIATION may communicate with individual Professional Staff Members during the individual Professional Staff Member's preparation period. The conduct of such business shall be such as not to interfere with the educational environment in the schools. If the representative is from outside the building then that representative shall check in with the Principal's office upon entering the building.
Communication with Members. Only authorized representatives of XXXXX shall have the right to post notices on bulletin boards provided in the school building for that purpose and to the use of faculty mailboxes and e-mail with approval (from the principal for building use and the Superintendent or designee for District use) for communications of XXXXX meetings, elections and the results thereof, and notices of educational and social activities. XXXXX business announcements may be read over the intercom system in each school building before or after school by an authorized representative of XXXXX. A list of such authorized representatives shall be provided to the Superintendent or designee each year by XXXXX no later than October 1st. All XXXXX notices will be identified as such.
Communication with Members. The Union shall have the right to communicate with its members and in order to do so may post information on bulletin boards provided for that purpose in staff rooms or other suitable locations at each workplace, and utilize the internal mail system of the district free of charge.
Communication with Members. 5.2.1 All Association business, discussions, and activities will be conducted by unit members or Association officials so as to not interfere with instruction, except when authorized by the President of the Association and the Superintendent.
Communication with Members. Nothing in this Agreement shall be construed to impose any type of prohibition, disincentive, penalty or other negative treatment upon Provider for discussing or providing any information regarding treatment options and medically necessary or appropriate care, including no treatment, even if the information relates to services or benefits not provided by UBH.
Communication with Members. The Union shall have the right to use teacher mail boxes and intra-district mail service for communication with teachers concerning local Union matters. The Union shall have the right to post official notices of its activities and matters of concern on designated bulletin boards in teachers' workrooms; however, the principal may direct the removal of any items posted on the bulletin board which in the principal's judgment may be offensive to other staff members, in poor taste, or not appropriate for display.
Communication with Members. The Association or its representatives may communicate with individual employees during the individual employee’s lunch or scheduled break time. The conduct of such business shall be such as not to interfere with regular duties. If the representative is from outside the campus, then that representative shall check in with the principal's office upon entering the building.
Communication with Members. In order to effectively communicate with its members, the AFT shall have the right of access at reasonable times to areas in which employees work, the right to use institutional bulletin boards (including an AFT designated mailbox on each campus), mailboxes, and other means of communication, subject to reasonable regulation as defined in the Government Code, and the right to use institutional facilities and equipment provided that such use or access shall not interfere with nor interrupt normal District or campus operations nor shall such use cause an additional or an increased maintenance cost to the District. In cases of use or access that will result in additional costs to the District, arrangements shall be made prior to use for reimbursement to the District by the AFT. Each College and the District Office shall provide an office as determined by the college president or designee (the District representative for the District Office), in consultation with the AFT, which AFT chapter representatives use on an ongoing non-exclusive basis for purposes of discussing matters of a private and confidential nature with its members. The office shall include a desk (in accordance with Article 8.J.4.e.), a locking file cabinet, a telephone, and network access.
