The Union Agrees Clause Samples

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The Union Agrees a. To provide to Rutgers evidence that COPE is properly registered as required by applicable law, complies with reporting requirements imposed by law and makes contributions only in compliance with applicable legal standards. b. To accept on a monthly basis whatever payroll deductions have been authorized by this Agreement and to make the contributions to COPE. c. To provide Rutgers by the first of each month a roster in a format to be specified by Rutgers, at a time determined by Rutgers, with the name, social security number and biweekly deduction amount for employees in the collective negotiations unit who have authorized payroll deductions for COPE. d. To provide for the University’s review all authorizations signed by employees, all cancellations signed by employees and all documents related to adjustments or changes to the payroll deduction and to thereafter retain the documents. e. To provide refunds to participants as necessary. f. To be responsible for all administrative details such as inquiries, adjustments and problem resolution. g. To make routine adjustments to recover previously remitted contributions to the Union when Rutgers subsequently determines that such contributions should not have been credited to COPE due to the participant’s having received unearned salary. h. To implement new enrollments, adjustments, or cancellations prospectively only, with no retroactive adjustments, except as may be required by Paragraph 4g above and by Paragraph 5b below. i. To notify Rutgers of the cancellation of payroll deductions by any participant by the first of the month prior to the month in which deductions are to be discontinued. To ensure that the amount that the employee deducts from each paycheck shall in no event exceed $5,000 per year, or such other amount as the law permits.
The Union Agrees. It will work in good faith with the City to reach consensus on the best means for resolving issues.
The Union Agrees. (a) to refund to the Company any amounts paid to the Union in error, on account of the check-off provision; (b) that the Company is not liable for any dues inadvertently missed during any check- off.
The Union Agrees. (a) That it will loan to the Employer UNION STORE CARDS NO. to remain the property of the said UNION and to be surrendered upon demand, and to promote and advertise the welfare of the Employers business as an Employer of UNION LABOR among the various UNIONS and their AUXILIARIES in this Locality.
The Union Agrees a. To withdraw the grievance filed on April 25, 2022, and any and all other related grievances, appeals, or complaints that have been filed, if applicable. a. To cooperate in good faith to complete implementation of this Agreement and abide by the terms of this Agreement. If a Party believes that the other has not fully complied with one or more terms of this Agreement, that Party or his/her representative shall make a good faith effort to contact the other Party to discuss and seek correction of any compliance or implementation issues before taking formal action. This does not affect any time limits for taking further action. b. The terms of this Agreement may not be used by any other individual to justify or request similar terms and resolution. c. If a Party believes that another Party has failed to comply with the terms of this Agreement, the Party may: 1. File a new step 1 grievance requesting that the terms of the settlement agreement be specifically implemented, OR 2. Reinstate the grievance at the next step from where the settlement occurred, if applicable. Either 1 or 2 above must be done within 30 days following the date on which the grievant knew or should have known of alleged noncompliance.
The Union Agrees. (a) to furnish the Employer with a list of its Negotiating Committee Members, but the said Committee is to be comprised of not more than four (4) members, and (b) to notify the Employer in writing of any changes in such Committee Members.
The Union Agrees a) to furnish the Employerwith a list of its Negotiating Committee Members, the said Committee is to be comprised of the Unit Vice President plus not more than three

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