LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEES Clause Samples

LOCAL PENSION COMMITTEES. 1. There shall be established at each location having a bargaining unit covered by the terms of the Master Agreement between the parties dated September 20, 2016 a Local Pension Committee consisting of two members, one appointed by Local Management and one appointed by the Union. 2. Each member of the Local Pension Committee shall have an alternate. Meetings of the Committee shall be arranged by mutual agreement, and in the event a member is absent, the member’s alternate may attend and when in attendance shall exercise the duties of the member. 3. The individual appointed by the Union as a member or alternate shall be an employee of the Company, having at least 4. Either the local Management or the Union at any time may remove a member or alternate appointed by it and may appoint a member or alternate to fill any vacancy among members or alternates appointed by it. 5. The names of the Union members and alternate members of the Local Pension Committees shall be given in writing by the Union to the Personnel Director of the Company or to the designated representative. No member of the Committee or alternate member shall function as such until written notice has been given. 6. The names of the Company members and alternate members of the Local Pension Committees shall be given in writing by the Personnel Director of the Company or by the designated representative to the Union. 7. The Union member of the Local Pension Committee shall, after reporting to the member’s ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇, be granted permission to leave work during the member’s regular working hours without loss of pay to: (a) attend meetings of the Local Pension Committee. (b) confer in the plant with an employee who requests the presence of the Union member of the Local Pension Committee to discuss matters with respect to eligibility for retirement or the computation of pension benefits in connection with the employee’s impending retirement and to discuss any disputes relative to credited service. (c) confer in the plant with a retired employee or surviving spouse who requests the presence of the Union member of the Local Pension Committee to discuss matters with respect to such person's eligibility for benefits or the computation of such benefits.
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