RELEASED TIME FOR PSC REPRESENTATIVES Sample Clauses

RELEASED TIME FOR PSC REPRESENTATIVES. Four (4) designated representatives of the PSC (each having a designated alternate) shall be granted a total of up to seven (7) hours per week as paid released time for the purpose of grievance-han- dling and administration of this Agreement. Requests by employees for schedule flexibility to accommodate their attendance at sched- uled collective bargaining sessions shall not be unreasonably denied (unpaid released time). The PSC shall provide the Foundation with a list of its designated representatives and alternates and shall advise the Foundation of any changes to that list.
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RELEASED TIME FOR PSC REPRESENTATIVES. One or two designated representatives of PSC, each having a des- ignated alternate, shall be granted a total of up to seven hours per week as released time for the sole purpose of handling grievances and matters necessary to the implementation of this Agreement. These designated representative(s) must be made known to Foundation thirty (30) days after execution of this Agreement and at the beginning of each fiscal year (July 1st) during the term of this Agreement. Not more than one designated representative from the same department may be released at the same time for the purpose of handling grievances and contract administration. During the times that this Agreement is being renegotiated PSC shall be granted up to four designated representatives as required for the purpose of participating in collective bargaining negotiations. The designated representative(s) shall be made known to Foundation prior to the renegotiations of the Agreement. DED DUES
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RELEASED TIME FOR PSC REPRESENTATIVES. One or two designated representatives of PSC, each having a des- ignated alternate, shall be granted a total of up to seven hours per week as released time for the sole purpose of handling grievances
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