Elected Officials Sample Clauses
The 'Elected Officials' clause defines how individuals holding public office are addressed or treated within the context of the agreement. Typically, this clause restricts or regulates interactions, benefits, or contractual obligations involving elected officials to ensure compliance with laws and ethical standards. For example, it may prohibit offering gifts, employment, or compensation to such officials, or require disclosure of any relationships with them. Its core function is to prevent conflicts of interest and ensure that the agreement does not violate anti-corruption or public integrity laws.
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Elected Officials. The Consultant shall respond to project-related inquiries from elected officials by providing impartial, factual information, but shall not initiate contact or attempt to persuade an elected official to agree with any viewpoint or to take any official action. The Consultant will promptly notify the Project manager of any request by an elected official for project-related information.
Elected Officials. No member of or delegate to Congress shall be entitled to any share or part of this Agreement or to any benefit that may arise from it.
Elected Officials. The Contractor shall respond to project-related inquiries from elected officials by providing impartial, factual information, but shall not initiate contact or attempt to persuade an elected official to agree with any viewpoint or to take any official action. The Contractor will promptly notify the Port Engineer of any request by an elected official for project-related information.
Elected Officials. The Cities and the County believe that an area-wide planning organization, governed solely by elected officials from the Cities and the County, with a staff independent of any City or the County, is best suited for area-wide planning and review.
Elected Officials. “Elected Officials” means the Linn County Assessor, the Linn County Clerk, the Linn County Surveyor, The Justice of the Peace and the Linn County Treasurer as a unit in their capacity as a multi-employer association bargaining unit as set out in Section 2(a), Article 2, Recognition.
Elected Officials. The employer pays
a) to an employee who is a member of a municipal council or board, and
b) to an employee who is a member of a statutory election board or committee appointed for the purpose of state or municipal elections, compensation for loss of earnings during regular working hours caused by the meetings of the municipal council or board (paragraph a) or by the meetings of said election board or committee (paragraph b) in such a way that the employee receives full pay benefits, when considering the compensation for loss of earnings paid by the municipality. The compensation will be paid when the employee has provided the employer with an account of any loss-of-earnings compensation paid by the municipality.
Elected Officials. SECTION 7.1: No elected officials will perform duties that are in full or part of a bargaining unit position.
SECTION 7.2: The Board of Commissioners will appoint one (1) elected Commissioner as the designated “Police Commissioner”, who will chair the Police Committee and who will be responsible to direct and relay the orders of the Board of Commissioners through the appropriate management chain of command.
Elected Officials. An employee who is serving as a full-time elected officer of the Union, shall upon written application to his appointing authority, be granted a leave of absence without pay for the period of such service. The leave of absence shall be valid only for the period that the employee has been elected to serve as a full-time officer of the Union. If an employee is re-elected as a full-time officer, the leave of absence without pay shall again be granted upon written application to the appointing authority. Notices of all leaves of absence granted under this provision shall be filed with the Personnel Director. The seniority rights of such employee shall be protected and they shall accumulate during such employee's period of service with the Union. (Award 1978-1979) Time off without pay shall be granted to a maximum of ten (10) Union officials for the purpose of attending national conventions, and to a maximum of five (5) Union officials for the purpose of attending state conventions or attending seminars. Active employees who take leave without pay for Union business on the last scheduled work day before or the first scheduled work day following a holiday shall continue to be eligible for holiday compensatory time.
Elected Officials. All elected officials who are on the County payroll are considered employees for the purpose of group insurance benefits. (reference Chapter 1-4)
Elected Officials. Annual holiday befits are not reduced from an employee who is a member of a municipal council or board or statutory election board or committee appointed for the purpose of state or municipal elections caused by the meetings of the elected officials during the employee’s regular working hours. If the meetings of said elected officials are held during the employee’s working hours, the difference between the pay and loss-of-earnings compensation paid by the municipality insofar as the loss-of-earnings compensation possibly falls below the pay. The difference will be paid when the employee has provided the employer with an account of any loss-of-earnings compensation paid by the municipality.