Component Officers Sample Clauses

Component Officers. The Company agrees to provide the following bank of hours per year to the Component Officers (Component President, Component Vice-President, Component Secretary Treasurer, Component Trustees) identified by the union for flight releases for union representation. It is agreed that Cabin Personnel holding such positions may be released from their flight duties for all or part of their term of office while being considered permanent employees, with full rights and privileges related thereto. All requests submitted by the 12th of the previous month at 23h59 local time will be granted automatically without restriction. Ad hoc releases will be granted according to operational requirements. It is understood that these hours, if not used, shall not be cumulative to the following year. It is also understood that these hours shall not be transferable and are to be used exclusively by the Component Officers. For the Component President, the Component Vice-President and the Component Secretary- Treasurer, it is agreed that remuneration absorbed in this way will be determined according to the hourly rate of the union officer released, plus the Flight Director premium. For Component Trustees, it is agreed that remuneration absorbed in this way will be determined according to the hourly rate and classification of the union officer released.
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