Filing Cabinet Sample Clauses

Filing Cabinet. 24.01 The Company agrees to provide space to the Union for a four (4) drawer filing cabinet for Union Use only.
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Filing Cabinet. 32.01 The Company agrees to provide the Plant Chairperson with the use of a filing cabinet for the exclusive use of the Union. The Company will also provide the Union with access to a private phone when necessary for the conduct of Union business. The Union shall reimburse the Company for the cost of long distance calls. Note: A union office will be provided in accordance with the discussion held between the parties during negotiations.
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Filing Cabinet. The Employer agrees to provide a lock-secured filing cabinet for exclusive use by the ONA Bargaining Unit President.
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Filing Cabinet. Every teacher will be provided with a two-drawer filing cabinet with a workable lock and key.
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Filing Cabinet. Union members will be allowed to have a lockable Union provided filing cabinet at the Employer's premises.
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Filing Cabinet. The Employer shall provide the Union with a locked filing cabinet for its use of storage of Union records.
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Filing Cabinet. 8.22 The Employer will provide space in its maintenance shop for the Union to place a filing cabinet for its use.
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