Common use of Union Representatives Access Clause in Contracts

Union Representatives Access. Union Representatives or their designee shall have access to the premises of the Employer during an emergency situation in order to help resolve a serious dispute or issue. In order to receive access, such representative must provide notice if possible to the Employer and make necessary arrangements so as not to disrupt the work of the employees. An International Representative of the Union, upon notifying the Employer, shall be permitted on the Employer’s premises during normal working hours for the purpose of investigating grievances for Step 3 or beyond, to conduct other Union business with the Circuit Court Clerk, or to handle internal affairs with the Union.

Union Representatives Access. Union Representatives representatives or their designee shall have access to the premises of the Employer during an emergency situation in order to help resolve a serious dispute or issue. In order to receive access, such representative must provide prior reasonable notice if possible to the Employer and make necessary arrangements so as not to disrupt the work of the employees. An A Business Agent/International Representative of the Union, upon notifying the Employer, shall be permitted on the Employer’s Employer premises during normal working hours for the purpose of investigating grievances for Step 3 or beyond, to conduct other Union business with the Circuit Court Clerk, or to handle internal affairs with the Uniongrievances.