Implementation of Agency Shop Sample Clauses

Implementation of Agency Shop. A. As a condition of continued employment for faculty of the College, the College requires that each employee must pay the appropriate representation fee to the Federation and provide written authorization for payroll deduction of such fees.
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Implementation of Agency Shop. As a condition of continued employment for faculty of the College, the College requires that each employee must pay the appropriate representation fee to the Federation and provide written authorization for payroll deduction of such fees. The Federation shall advise each affected employee of his or her obligation under the agency shop agreement including non-association provisions, and inform the employee of the amount owed, the method used to compute that amount, and how and when such payments are to be made. The Federation further agrees to inform employees about portions of the representation fee eligible for exclusion or rebate. The employee shall provide the Federation written authorization to deduct a membership or a representation fee. The Federation shall forward such authorization to the College. Upon receipt of the authorization, the College shall make payroll deductions for such fees. If a currently employed faculty member has not provided written authorization for membership or representation fees to the Federation within thirty (30) days after notification of the requirement to do so, the Federation shall notify the College of the employee’s failure to provide authorization. Upon notification of the employee’s failure to provide written authorization, the College shall deduct the required amount from the employee’s paychecks as provided for in RCW 28B.51. Faculty who do not choose to pay those portions of the fee which are eligible for exclusion or rebate shall receive a rebate from the Federation by submitting a written request to the Federation. The College agrees to notify all applicants and new hires of the agency shop provision. The College agrees to provide the Federation’s information (described in B. and C. above) to new hires. The new employee has thirty (30) days from the beginning day of employment to provide written authorization to the Federation. If the new employee does not provide written authorization within the 30-day period, the Federation shall notify the College and the College shall deduct the required amount from the employee’s paychecks.
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