Union Education Functions Sample Clauses

The Union Education Functions clause defines the responsibilities and rights of a labor union to provide educational programs and activities for its members. Typically, this clause outlines the types of training or informational sessions the union may organize, such as workshops on workplace rights, safety procedures, or skill development, and may specify the use of employer facilities or resources for these purposes. Its core practical function is to ensure that union members have access to relevant education and training, thereby empowering them to better understand their rights and responsibilities and fostering a more informed workforce.
Union Education Functions. The Employer recognizes that education is a continuing process. Accordingly, the Employer shall allow the Union to sponsor education functions such as seminars, workshops, or lectures to be held during the Employee’s lunch period or following the regular work day.
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