SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES Sample Clauses

SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES. The Company agrees to deduct the Unifor-Canada Skilled Trades Council dues as may be adopted by the Unifor-Canada Skilled Trades Council, which is currently% hour per year from those employees who are working as a skilled trade as recognized under this Appendix. The first such deduction will be made from the employee's first pay following completion of their probationary period. Thereafter deductions will be made in January of each succeeding calendar year. These deductions along with the names of the employees shall be remitted to the financial secretary of the Union.
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SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES. The Company agrees to deduct Canadian Skilled Trades Council dues as may be adopted by the Canadian Skilled Trades Council from employees in those occupations set out in Article 27.01(b) (Purpose of the Article). The amount of such dues shall be certified by the Union to the Company by letter signed by the President or the Financial Secretary of the Union. Newly hired employees in the Skilled Trades jobs will commence paying Skilled Trades Council dues only after completion of their probationary period. Thereafter, in the January of succeeding years or upon completion of one months' work in a calendar year the Company shall deduct the amount of dues certified to it by the Union and remit such dues to the Union.
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SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES. Upon notification from the Local Union the Company agrees to deduct the Unifor Skilled Trades Council dues as may be adopted by the Unifor National Skilled Trades Council, half hour (1/2) per year from those employees who are deemed by the Company as a skilled trade. The first such deduction will be made from the employee's first pay following completion of their probationary period. Thereafter deductions will be made in January of each succeeding calendar year. These deductions along with the names of the employees shall be remitted to the Financial Secretary of the Local Union, who will forward the dues to the Skilled Trades Area Council.
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SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES. The Company agrees to deduct the Unifor Skilled Trades Council dues as may be adopted by the Unifor Skilled Trades Council, ½ hour per year from those employees who are deemed by the employer as a Skilled Trade as recognized under article 27:01 and apprentices. The first such deduction will be made from the employee’s first pay following completion of their probationary period. Thereafter deductions will be made in January of each succeeding calendar year. These deductions along with the names of the employees shall be remitted to the Financial Secretary of the Union.
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SKILLED TRADES COUNCIL DUES. The Company agrees to deduct the Unifor Skilled Trades Council dues as may be adopted by the Unifor National Skilled Trades Council, ½ hour per year from those employees who are deemed by the employer as a skilled tradesperson as recognized above. The first such deduction will be made from the employee's first pay following completion of their probationary period. Thereafter, deductions will be made in the third week of January of each succeeding calendar year. These deductions along with the names of the employees shall be remitted to the Financial Secretary of the Local Union, who will forward the dues to the Windsor &Essex County Area Skilled Trades Council.
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