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2022-53
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11/7/2022
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8.03 The OPBA shall have access to all meeting areas of the Employer at reasonable times and <br />only so far as any OPBA meetings do not interfere with the employer's business. <br />8.04 OPBA Staff Representatives or Associates shall have reasonable visitation privileges to <br />the Employer's facilities, public or otherwise for the purpose of administering this Agreement. <br />8.05 OPBA will be authorized an aggregate of forty (40) hours of paid leave, per calendar <br />year, for the OPBA Associate to use at any time during the year to attend OPBA functions, such <br />as conventions, educational meetings or seminars. The City shall make other reasonable provisions <br />for authorizing vacation leave, holidays or the use of accrued overtime for the members to attend <br />said functions in addition to the above mentioned forty (40) hours. <br />8.06 OPBA Associates shall attend to the administration of this Agreement (grievances and <br />negotiation sessions) on a no loss/no gain basis. <br />8.07 The OPBA shall be permitted to place ballot boxes at facilities for the purpose of <br />collecting members' ballots on approval or disapproval of Union issues and the election of officers <br />and delegates of the Union. <br />ARTICLE 9 <br />DISCIPLINE <br />9.01 In the event that an employee is suspended or discharged, he will be advised of the reasons <br />for such action. He will be advised of his right to have his Union Associate present and, upon <br />request, will be permitted to discuss his suspension or discharge with the Associate in an area made <br />available by the City before being required to leave the premises. An employee who is suspended <br />or discharged shall be mailed a written notice within forty-eight (48) hours stating the reasons for <br />whatever disciplinary action has been taken. Notices of suspension and discharge may be hand - <br />delivered on City premises with a copy being sent to the Union. A copy of said notice shall also <br />be provided to the employee's Local Union Associate within forty-eight (48) hours. All <br />disciplinary action may be appealed by the employee through the grievance procedures outlined <br />herein. <br />9.02 In imposing discipline on a current charge, the City will not consider any infractions <br />which occurred more than thirty-six (36) months previously. <br />9.03 In the event that an employee has been recommended for suspension or discharge, prior <br />to any action being taken on such a recommendation, a pre -disciplinary conference will be <br />scheduled to afford the employee an opportunity to offer an explanation of the alleged conduct. <br />The City shall notify the employee and his Associate of the date and time of the conference and, <br />upon request, the employee shall be permitted to privately discuss his suspension or discharge with <br />the Associate in an area made available by the City. <br />4 <br />
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