Common use of Union Right of Entry Clause in Contracts

Union Right of Entry. A duly authorised official of the Union is entitled to enter Council’s premises during working hours for the purposes of investigating a suspected breach of the terms and conditions of an Award or this Agreement subject to not less than 24 hours’ notice, where practicable, to the Chief Executive Officer or Delegate.

Union Right of Entry. 11.1. A duly authorised official of the Union is entitled to enter Council’s the employer's premises during working hours for the purposes of investigating a suspected breach of the terms and conditions of an the Award or and this Agreement subject to not less than 24 hours’ notice, where practicable, to the Corporate Services Manager, Chief Executive Officer or Delegatein their absence, the Manager of the Department.

Union Right of Entry. 1. A duly authorised official of the Union is entitled to enter Council’s the employer's premises during working hours for the purposes of investigating a suspected breach of the terms and conditions of an the Award or and this Agreement subject to not less than 24 hours’ notice, where practicable, to the Corporate Services Manager, Chief Executive Officer or Delegatein their absence, the Manager of the Department.