Officers and Stewards Release Time Sample Clauses

Officers and Stewards Release Time. The City shall provide an annual Association release time bank of one thousand (1000) hours for use by the Association Officers and Stewards. These employees may use these hours to perform their Union functions at meetings attended by representatives of the City regarding matters within the scope of representation, personnel management and employee-employer relations, to attend committees established pursuant to this Agreement or the orders of the Department, to negotiate or to undertake activities relating to grievance administration, attend seminars, meetings and conferences designated by the Association for the purpose of professional development, and/or leadership training. The released member(s) shall not participate in any other activity, including but not limited to political activity, during this release time. The president of the Association, or designee, shall notify the Department at least two (2) business days in advance of the members who will be utilizing the release time, the anticipated length of the release time, the location of the member during the release time, and the purpose of the release time.
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Officers and Stewards Release Time. The City shall afford said officers (up to 3) and stewards reasonable time off during working hours without loss of compensation or other benefits when meeting with city representatives regarding grievances arising over the interpretation of rules, policies and ordinances regulating wages, hours and working conditions; provided, however, that said time is scheduled in advance with the supervisor so as not to unduly interfere with work load and job requirements as determined by the department head or division head. The City shall allow designated officers (up to 3) and stewards one hour of paid time off to attend the Union’s Monthly Stewards Meeting. The Union shall provide the City’s Human Resources Director with a list of designated stewards and an annual list of scheduled Monthly Stewards Meetings. During negotiations for a successor to this Memorandum of Understanding, the Union may designate up to 8 persons from the bargaining unit to meet and confer with the City’s representatives. During meetings with management (including Xxxxxx meetings) regarding potential employee discipline, the Union may designate up to two stewards or officers in addition to professional union staff to attend, not to exceed three representatives. General Membership meetings do not occur during working hours. Employees do not receive paid release time to attend, travel to or prepare for general membership meetings. However, employees who have a thirty (30) minute lunch may use up to sixty (60) minutes of accrued vacation leave to attend and/or travel to General Membership meetings. Employees who have a sixty (60) minute lunch may use up to thirty (30) minutes of accrued vacation leave to attend and/or travel to General Membership meetings. An employee must obtain prior approval to use accrued vacation leave as provided in Article III(B)(8). During each calendar year, the Union shall be entitled to eighteen (18) hours of release time for Union Officers, Stewards, or designated Union members (the Union must provide a list to Human Resources delineating who the designated Union members are no later than January 1 of each year), to work on Union-related business. The Union is entitled to a total of eighteen (18) hours to be shared amongst all the Union Officers, Stewards, and designated Union members. In other words, each Union Officer or Xxxxxxx does not receive eighteen (18) hours. The Union cannot request more than three (3) hours of release time a month, and no more than two (2...
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