Union to Notify Sample Clauses
The 'Union to Notify' clause requires a labor union to formally inform the employer of certain actions, intentions, or changes that may affect the workplace or employment terms. Typically, this notification might pertain to matters such as planned industrial action, changes in union representation, or the initiation of collective bargaining. By mandating advance notice, the clause ensures that employers are not caught off guard and have adequate time to prepare or respond, thereby promoting transparency and minimizing workplace disruptions.
Union to Notify. The Union shall notify the Employer in writing of the current fees and dues. Deductions under the provisions of this Article shall only be made upon receipt and in accordance with such notification.
Union to Notify. The Union further agrees that in case it is necessary for the Employer to discharge any employee by reason of his failure to apply for membership or to continue his membership in the Union, the Union will give the Plant Manager of the factory involved written notice requesting the discharge of such employee and stating the reason therefore.
Union to Notify. The Union shall notify the Employer of the current Officers, Stewards, and Committee Members of the Union.