Sentences with phrase «national dues paying members»

Test case aside, and presuming a Saskatchewan success story for the third party test case, what exactly does such success mean for the other provinces, as national dues paying members.

Not exact matches

What happened in those years is that the national Green Party structure was changed from a mass - membership party structure of dues - paying members organized in local chapters into a party structured like the Democrats and Republicans, as a federation of state parties with no direct national membership, dues, or structure of direct accountability to the rank - and - file members.

The National Education Association expects to lose about 20,000 dues - paying members next year, and the union could lose even more revenue in the future if the Supreme Court strikes down its ability to collect agency fees from teachers who choose not to join the union.

This innovative maneuver enables all teachers in the district to be a member of the local organization and to be participants in the decisions that affect their wages and terms of employment without having to pay costly dues to state and national teacher unions in order to have that right.

Each state sets its own dues amount but also receives grant money derived from the national dues every member must pay.

On the other hand, I read in an article by the National Right to Work Committee (a lobbying group for «right to work» laws) that unions don't actually have to represent an entire workforce and are free to represent dues paying members only.

Council funding comes from three main sources: fees for on - site and open enrollment training programs; dues paid by more than 1,500 corporate members; and the sale of safety products — primarily the resale of National Safety Council products.

From the dues paid by the Institutes, Societies and Councils of the National Association in accordance with Article II, Section 1 hereof, the National Association shall credit thirty - five dollars ($ 35.00) to the account of the Member Board (Local) for each individual included on the list provided by the Institute, Society or Council whose office address is within the assigned territorial jurisdiction of that Member Board, provided however, if the office location is also within the territorial jurisdiction of a Commercial Overlay Board, as provided for in Article III, Section 4 of the National Association's Constitution, the thirty - five dollars ($ 35.00) amount will be credited to the Commercial Overlay Board, unless the Institute Affiliate Member directs that the dues be credited to the other board.

Therefore, if a Board Member receives services of the Board, and of the State and National Associations, for a period of the current fiscal year, it is not inequitable for the Board to require that individual seeking reinstatement of membership in the same fiscal year to pay the full membership dues for the entire year, plus any past due accounts or other monies owed to the Board, without having to go through the process of making application, taking the required orientation course, and paying any required application fee.

National Affiliate Members shall have such privileges, duties, and rights of membership, and shall pay such dues as determined by the Board of Directors, but shall not be entitled to vote, hold office or use the terms REALTOR ® or REALTOR - ASSOCIATE ®.

The dues of each Member Board, International Member, Student Member and National Affiliate Member shall be paid annually in advance and shall be due to the National Association on January 1 of each year.

(b) shall be enrolled as a REALTOR ® Member of the local Board designated in their application as their primary Board, and that Member Board shall accept the applicant as such when their written application has been received and presented to the National Association Board of Directors, the Board of Directors has found that the applicant has complied with the requirements of the Constitution and Bylaws, and the applicant has paid their initial dues, and any applicable initiation and processing fees to their primary Board.

Emeritus members are waived from paying national dues.

With CREA being the «national» mothership to the industry it is often curious that it seems to segment itself from time to time; maybe fracturing its mandate to represent ALL dues paying members, and this seems to be one of those frightful faux pas moments, perhaps.

By March 1892 the National Real Estate Association had 266 dues - paying members, primarily from Atlanta, Chicago, Duluth, Minnesota, and other fast - growing cities.

The public doesn't know and we don't educate them as to where all that commission money goes to our Brokers, Boards (I belong to 2 and have to pay to both and some people belong to 3, then there are the Provincial and National Associations, if members belong to a Franchise operation then there are those fees and dues as well.