Association Time Provided Clause Samples

Association Time Provided. 15.3.1 PAT shall be provided no less than sixty (60) minutes, inclusive of the lunch break period, of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at district lead new bargaining unit member orientation meetings. Such time will not be provided at the end of a meeting day unless ▇▇▇ requests to be placed at the end of the agenda. 15.3.2 ▇▇▇ is entitled to invite CTA endorsed vendors and CTA staff to the PAT portion of new bargaining unit member orientation meetings and will have access to District visual equipment for PAT presentations.
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Association Time Provided. The Association shall be provided not less than sixty (60) minutes of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at all new bargaining unit member orientations/onboarding meetings. District administration will excuse themselves during Association time.
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Association Time Provided. The Association shall be provided no less than ninety (90) minutes of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at all new bargaining unit member orientations/onboarding meetings. Such time will not be provided at the end of a meeting day unless the Association requests to be placed at the end of the agenda. District administration will excuse themselves during Association time. (a) The Association is entitled to invite California Teachers Association (CTA) endorsed vendors and CTA staff to the Association portion of new bargaining unit member orientations/onboarding meetings and will have access to District audio visual equipment for Association presentations. (b) The Association shall have District-paid release time to attend new bargaining unit member orientations/onboarding meetings for up to three (3) bargaining unit members, selected by the Association, if any orientation/onboarding meeting is held during contractual work hours.
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Association Time Provided. The Association shall be provided no less than sixty (60) minutes of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at all new bargaining unit member orientations meetings. Such time will be mutually agreed upon between the District and the Association. 19.6.3.1 The Association shall have District-paid release time to attend new bargaining unit member orientations meetings for one (1) bargaining unit member, selected by the Association, if any orientation meeting is held during contractual work hours. 19.6.3.2 The Association is entitled to invite California Teachers Association (CTA) endorsed vendors and CTA staff to the Association portion of new bargaining unit member orientation meetings and will have access to District audio visual equipment for Association presentations.
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Association Time Provided. 26 The Association shall be provided no less than sixty (60) minutes of 27 uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at all new 2 shall be discussing matters relevant to the Association including membership 3 matters. Such time will not be provided at the end of a meeting day unless 4 the Association requests to be placed at the end of the agenda. District 5 administration will excuse themselves during Association time. 6 The Association is entitled to invite California Teachers Association (CTA) 7 endorsed vendors and CTA staff to the Association portion of new bargaining 8 unit member orientations/onboarding meetings and will have access to District 9 audiovisual equipment in good working order for Association presentations.
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Association Time Provided. A. The Association shall be provided up to ninety (90) minutes of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at the new employee orientation scheduled for prior to the teacher workday. B. District administration will excuse themselves during Association time. C. The Association is solely responsible for the content of its presentation, including any guests it invites, such as CTA-endorsed vendors and California Teachers Association (CTA) staff. D. The Association shall have access to District audio visual equipment for Association presentations. E. The Association shall have District-paid time to attend new bargaining unit members’ orientations/onboarding meeting for up to two (2) bargaining unit members, selected by the Association, if any orientation/onboarding meeting is held during contractual work hours or when such meetings are held prior to the start of the regular work-year calendar.
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Association Time Provided. The Association shall be provided up to forty-five (45) minutes of uninterrupted time to communicate with bargaining unit members at all new bargaining unit member orientation meetings. District administration will excuse themselves during Association time. a. The Association is entitled to invite California Teachers Association (CTA) endorsed vendors and CTA staff to the Association portion of new bargaining unit member orientations/onboarding meetings and will have access to District audio visual equipment for Association presentations. b. The Association shall have up to forty-five (45) minutes of paid release time for the Association President or designee to attend the scheduled orientation meeting.
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