Objections to Amount of Service Fee Clause Samples

The "Objections to Amount of Service Fee" clause establishes a process for disputing the calculation or amount of a service fee charged under an agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the timeframe within which a party must raise an objection, the method for submitting the objection (such as written notice), and the steps to resolve the dispute, which may include negotiation or third-party review. Its core function is to provide a clear and fair mechanism for addressing disagreements over service fees, thereby reducing the risk of prolonged disputes and ensuring both parties have an opportunity to contest charges they believe are incorrect.
Objections to Amount of Service Fee. A service fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the service fee and to obtain a reduction of the service fee to exclude all expenses not germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of performing the duties of an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing with the employer on labor-management issues. The Union shall give every service fee payer financial information sufficient to determine how the service fee was calculated. A service fee payer may challenge the amount of the service fee by filing a written objection with the Union or the Local Union within 30 calendar days. The Union shall consolidate all objections and shall initiate arbitration under the "Rules for Impartial Determination of Union Fees" of the American Arbitration Association. The Union shall place in escrow any portion of the objector's service fee that is reasonably in dispute.
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. A service fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the service fee and to obtain a reduction of the service fee to exclude all expenses not germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. 2 A Service Fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the Service 3 Fee and to obtain a reduction of the Service Fee to exclude all expenses not 4 germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance 5 administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of 6 performing the duties of an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing 7 with the employer on labor-management issues. 8 9 The Union shall give every Service Fee payer financial information sufficient to 10 determine how the Service Fee was calculated. A Service Fee payer may 11 challenge the amount of the Service Fee by filing a written objection with the 12 Union within 30 calendar days. The Union shall consolidate all objections and 13 shall initiate arbitration under the "Rules for Impartial Determination of Union 14 Fees" of the American Arbitration Association. The Union shall place in escrow 15 any portion of the objector's Service Fee that is reasonably in dispute. 16
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. 30 A Service Fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the Service Fee and 31 to obtain a reduction of the Service Fee to exclude all expenses not germane to 32 collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance administration, or 33 otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of performing the duties of 34 an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing with the employer on labor- 35 management issues. 36 37 The Union shall give every Service Fee payer financial information sufficient to 38 determine how the Service Fee was calculated. A Service Fee payer may challenge the 39 amount of the Service Fee by filing a written objection with the Union within 30 calendar 40 days. The Union shall consolidate all objections and shall initiate arbitration under the 41 "Rules for Impartial Determination of Union Fees" of the American Arbitration
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. A Service Fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the Service Fee and to obtain a reduction of the Service Fee to exclude all expenses not germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of performing the duties of an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing with the employer on labor-management issues. The MSEA shall give every Service Fee payer financial information sufficient to determine how the Service Fee was calculated. A Service Fee payer may challenge the amount of the Service Fee by filing a written objection with the MSEA within 30 calendar days. The MSEA shall consolidate all objections and shall initiate arbitration under the “Rules for Impartial Determination of Union Fees” of the American Arbitration Association. The MSEA shall place in escrow any portion of the objector’s Service Fee that is reasonably in dispute.
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. 18 A Service Fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the Service 19 Fee and to obtain a reduction of the Service Fee to exclude all expenses not 20 germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance 21 administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of 22 performing the duties of an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing with 23 the Employer on labor-management issues. 24 25 The MSEA shall give every Service Fee payer financial information sufficient to 26 determine how the Service Fee was calculated. A Service Fee payer may challenge 27 the amount of the Service Fee by filing a written objection with the MSEA within 30 28 calendar days. The MSEA shall consolidate all objections and shall initiate 29 arbitration under the “Rules for Impartial Determination of Union Fees” of the 30 American Arbitration Association. The MSEA shall place in escrow any portion of 31 the objector’s Service Fee that is reasonably in dispute. 32 34 ARTICLE 7
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Objections to Amount of Service Fee. A service fee payer shall have the right to object to the amount of the service fee and to obtain a reduction of the service fee to exclude all expenses not germane to collective bargaining, contract administration, and grievance administration, or otherwise necessarily or reasonably incurred for the purpose of performing the duties of an exclusive representative of the employees in dealing with the Employer on labor- management issues. The Union shall give every service fee payer financial information sufficient to determine how the service fee was calculated. A service fee payer may challenge the amount of the service fee by filing a written objection with the Union within 30 calendar days. The U nion shall consolidate all objections and shall initiate arbitration under the “Rules for Impartial Determination of Union Fees” of the American Arbitration Association. The U nion shall place in escrow any portion of the objector’s service fee that is reasonably in dispute.
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