DUES ASSIGNMENT REVOKED Clause Samples
The 'DUES ASSIGNMENT REVOKED' clause serves to terminate or withdraw a previous assignment of dues from one party to another. In practice, this means that any arrangement where dues—such as membership fees or payments—were being redirected to a third party is now canceled, and future payments must be made directly to the original entitled party. This clause is typically used to restore control over payment flows and prevent confusion or disputes about who is authorized to receive dues, ensuring that the correct party receives the intended payments going forward.
DUES ASSIGNMENT REVOKED. The Union agrees that should an employee revoke the assignment, the College must forthwith cease to make such deductions, and that any further action to be taken by the College in consequence with such revocation shall be taken only by the written instructions of the Union. The College shall provide the Union Standing Committee with a copy of any revocation of authorization received, without delay.
DUES ASSIGNMENT REVOKED. The Union agrees that, should an Employee revoke the assignment described in Clause 7.02 above, the Employer must forthwith cease to make the related deductions. It is mutually agreed between the Parties that in the event of such revocation, any further action to be taken by the Employer shall be guided by written instruction(s) from the Union. The Employer shall provide the Union with a copy of any revocation of deduction(s) authorization received by the Employer.