WORK SITE VISITATIONS Sample Clauses

WORK SITE VISITATIONS. The President of CWA Local 3106, or his/her designee, may, with proper authorization which will not be unreasonably withheld, be admitted to the City’s property. The President of CWA Local 3106, or his/her designee shall be able to talk with employees in the bargaining unit before or after regular working hours or during lunch hours of said employees on City property in areas designated by Management. Arrangements will be made for the President of CWA Local 3106, or his/her designee to be admitted to the property of the City during working hours for the purpose of verifying that this Agreement is being observed by the parties; provided such visitation is not disruptive to the work force. However, no employees shall be required to talk with any Officer or the President of CWA Local 3106, or his/her designee. Notes:
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WORK SITE VISITATIONS. ‌ The Business Agent of the JSA may, with proper authorization, which will not be unreasonably withheld, be admitted to the property of the Employer. The Business Agent shall be able to talk with employees in the bargaining unit before or after regular working hours or during lunch hours of said employees on Employer property in areas designated by the Employer. Arrangements will be made for the Business Agent of the JSA to be admitted to the property of the Employer during working hours for the purpose of ascertaining whether or not this Agreement is being observed by the parties; provided such visitation is not disruptive to the work force. However, no employees shall be required to talk with any Officer or Business Agent of the JSA.
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