Common use of Paid President Clause in Contracts

Paid President. An employee who holds the position of full-time president or full-time council member with the Union shall be granted leave of absence without pay for the period during which the employee holds the position. Such leave will not affect the employee’s seniority, increment anniversary date, service for the purpose of vacation leave, sick leave, and special leave accumulation. The Employer will continue to pay premiums for medical, dental, extended health, group life and long-term disability for the first three (3) months of the leave and the British Columbia Nurses’ Union will reimburse the Employer for the cost of these benefits. It is further agreed that in the event the employee becomes disabled during this three (3) month period and is not covered by paid sick leave, the employee shall continue to be covered on the Employer’s long-term disability plan providing the Employer is reimbursed by the Union for the cost of this benefit. The employee shall be entitled to return to the employee’s former position with the Employer, and shall be provided with an adequate period of orientation upon return to work. The employee shall not be subject to discipline by the Employer for activities related to work on behalf of the Union.

Paid President. ‌ An employee who holds the position of full-time president or full-time council member with the Union shall be granted leave of absence without pay for the period during which the employee holds the position. Such leave will not affect the employee’s seniority, increment anniversary date, service for the purpose of vacation leave, sick leave, and special leave accumulation. The Employer will continue to pay premiums for medical, dental, extended health, group life and long-term disability for the first three (3) months of the leave and the British Columbia Nurses’ Union will reimburse the Employer for the cost of these benefits. It is further agreed that in the event the employee becomes disabled during this three (3) month period and is not covered by paid sick leave, the employee shall continue to be covered on the Employer’s long-term disability plan providing the Employer is reimbursed by the Union for the cost of this benefit. The employee shall be entitled to return to the employee’s former position with the Employer, and shall be provided with an adequate period of orientation upon return to work. The employee shall not be subject to discipline by the Employer for activities related to work on behalf of the Union.

Paid President. An employee who holds the position of full-time president or full-time council member with the Union shall be granted leave of absence without pay for the period during which the employee holds the position. Such leave will not affect the employee’s seniority, increment anniversary date, service for the purpose of vacation leave, sick leave, and special leave accumulation. The Employer will continue to pay premiums for medical, dental, extended health, group life and long-term disability for the first three (3) months of the leave and the British Columbia Nurses’ Union will reimburse the Employer for the cost of these benefits. It is further agreed that in the event the employee becomes disabled during this three (3) month period and is not covered by paid sick leave, the employee shall continue to be covered on the Employer’s long-term disability plan providing the Employer is reimbursed by the Union for the cost of this benefit. The employee shall be entitled to return to the employee’s former position with the Employer, and shall be provided with an adequate period of orientation upon return to work. The employee shall not be subject to discipline by the Employer for activities related to work on behalf of the Union.