Representation fee definition

Representation fee means the fee in lieu of dues defined in N.J.S.A. 34:13A-5.5, deducted from a nonmember's wages or salary and paid to the majority representative of the nonmember's unit.
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Representation fee means the fee which a person in the negotiating unit for which the Association is the majority representative who is not a member of the Association is required to pay for services rendered.
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Representation fee means the fee that an employee in the bargaining unit who does not become a member of LEA is required to pay to LEA to offset his or her per capita share of the cost of chargeable activities;
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Examples of Representation fee in a sentence

  • Representation fee deductions shall be handled and transmitted by the Board in the same fashion as membership deductions as provided for in this Article.

  • Representation fee deductions shall be handled and transmitted by the Finance Office in the same fashion as membership deductions as provided for in this section.

  • Representation fee deductions shall be handled and transmitted by the District in the same fashion as membership deductions as provided for in this article.

  • Representation fee deductions shall begin on or after the 30th day following the beginning of an employee's employment in the negotiations unit.

  • Representation fee deductions shall be handled and transmitted by the Business Office in the same fashion as membership deductions as provided for in this Section.

  • The Student Representation fee cannot be used to support individual candidates or campaigns.

  • Bargaining unit members may object to the calculation of the Fair Share Representation fee or object to the payment of the fee based on religious reasons.

  • Representation fee payers may become FA members and FA members may become representation fee payers at any time by making the necessary arrangements with the FA office.

  • Representation fee deductions shall only apply to those teachers who were employed prior to or during the 1997-98 school year.

  • An employee who objects for reasons related to religious beliefs shall not be required to pay the Fair Share Representation fee to the Association and instead shall be required to submit a written statement setting forth the basis of his or her religious objection.