Sentences with phrase «to collect dues»

If a contract is approved, the union will start collecting dues from members and fees from eligible postdocs who choose not to join.

Each loss of a member means a loss of money for the local boards, who collect dues for themselves and the state and national associations.

It also says that the union can't collect its dues via payroll deduction.

The main role of a Customer Service Billing Administrator is to collect due payments from the customers.

Medical collector collects due bills for the medical services rendered.

The union would have to get written consent directly from teachers to collect dues from them.

They manage payments, insurance information, claims, and collect due payments.

A collections officer is an individual who is entrusted with the task of collecting dues from individual, as well as company accounts for the particular bank or finance sector company that he is employed with.

The IRS is serious about collecting its dues on cryptocurrency investments.

This is another area in which school reformers have led the way, from the successful efforts by governors such as Scott Walker in Wisconsin to end the ability of those unions to forcibly collect dues from teachers regardless of their desire to be members, as well as the development of professional association alternatives such as Educators4Excellence who represent younger teachers who want to elevate their profession.

More importantly, as far as Casey is concerned, rightful, honest criticism of the AFT — which collects dues from teachers throughout New York City and the Empire State regardless of whether or not they want to be members — equates to denigration of all teachers.

Courtrooms could be the next battlefields if unions lose their collective bargaining rights and struggle to collect dues under existing contracts.

Unfortunately for virtual currency holders, this is just one of many recent events showing the IRS has been serious about collecting its dues on cryptocurrency investments.

Franklin said she wonders how she'll be able to pay for mailings and other basic costs without collecting dues.

Unions have experienced mixed results over the past year in trying to beat back efforts in dozens of states to restrict bargaining rights, pass right - to - work laws or limit how unions collect dues.

This is less than ideal for the unions, because they don't collect dues in exchange for pushing through legislation like they can for representing members to achieve the same ends through collective bargaining.

It didn't help that union officials happily collected dues from these teachers» paychecks each month, but were nowhere to be found when such junior teachers actually needed union support.

Once you file for bankruptcy, the Bankruptcy Court orders not to collect the due amount.

They can collect their due using alternative methods including garnishing wages, seizing property and freezing bank accounts.

To accomplish these goals, the AAA collected dues of four dollars a year and organized annual exhibitions as well as studio visits with artists and group discussions and debates on the meaning of abstraction in art.

If you have been involved in an MBTA accident, the attorneys at Altman & Altman LLP can help you resolve your claim and collect you due compensation for any losses that resulted from the accident.

Our attorneys have vast experiencing helping victims of medical malpractice collect due restitution.

Yateesh Srivastava, Chief Operating Officer of ARLI says, «YES Bank accesses real - time data of a particular policy and will collect the due premium.

Automated the process of collecting due dates and promise dates for Purchase Orders from our vendors which improved accuracy by 20 %

Some of the responsibilities of a medical biller include maintaining payment records of patients, making payment arrangements and collecting due accounts.

The HOA collects dues from all homeowners with property in the development to pay for maintenance of the development.

When you become involved in your association, it ceases to be just a faceless institution that does nothing more than collect dues money.

At the most basic level, it keeps members in the organization and it can make collecting dues from agents easier («Broker managers put the squeeze on agents who don't pay,» Ingraham explains).

Trump will likely appoint a justice to the U.S. Supreme Court, reviving the effort to end the ability of NEA and AFT (as well as other public - sector unions) to forcibly collect dues from teachers regardless of desire for membership.

But the library can trace its lineage back further, to 1847 and the organization of the Young Men's Association, a subscription library which collected dues from its members.

By Jack Zemlicka Courtrooms could be the next battlefields if unions lose their collective bargaining rights and struggle to collect dues under existing contracts.

Because charter school teachers wouldn't have to join the WEA local, the union wouldn't collect dues from them and would lose clout, they say.

Collecting dues on their own is more costly and less productive for unions because it is easier for teachers to opt out.

Teachers» unions also joined their labor brethren nationwide to chip in at least $ 20 million to beat a proposal that would have have made it harder to collect dues for political purposes.

The association had no means of collecting dues and no paid executive or staff to coordinate activities between meetings, so little could be done before the delegates reconvened at their next session, planned for St. Paul in October 1893.

The case, which is currently before the Supreme Court and is expected to be decided by June, delves into a 40 - year - old precedent in which public sector unions can charge and collect dues from non-members who benefit from collective bargaining.

Overall, the United Federation of Teachers boosted spending on its far - flung empire by $ 3 million in 2017 to $ 185 million, even as union officials worry that a pending court case could significantly limit its ability to collect dues from teachers who don't want to be in the union.

The $ 168 billion budget agreement includes language that bolsters the ability of unions to collect dues, allowing public employers to begin deducting dues from new employees» paychecks within 30 days of their hiring.

ALBANY — As the Supreme Court weighs a challenge to the ability of public employee unions to collect dues from non-members, many observers are warning of doom and gloom for labor if the court rules against the unions.

Public labor unions in New York won a key victory in the state budget with a provision that would lessen the impact of a U.S. Supreme Court case challenging their ability to collect dues from state workers.

Spence added the white - collar union faces challenges including attrition, closures of state facilities that employed members, and a looming federal court case contesting the ability of public sector unions to collect dues.

On Feb. 26, the United States Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Janus v. AFSCME, a case that boils down to the question of whether public - sector unions have a right to collect dues from workers they bargain on behalf of, even if they are not union members.

The city recently filed an amicus brief with the United States Supreme Court in Janus v. American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees, Council 31, et al., which is challenging the right of unions to collect dues from all employees who benefit from collective bargaining.

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Peterson's latest piece... says that the public doesn't believe that unions should be able to collect dues from people who don't want to belong to the union but enjoy the benefits that the union negotiates for them.

Unions would have to collect dues on their own.

And by making it more difficult to collect dues for teachers unions but not for other public employees» unions, the law discriminates against their pro — teachers union viewpoint.

Now that the U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear Friedrichs vs. California Teachers Association, a 2013 case with huge implications for unions» nationwide in their ability to collect dues, the Los Angeles teachers union, UTLA, is gearing up for whatever the justices decide.

They've tried to vilify pro-public school organizations like the NEA and convince the public that it collects dues for its own gain rather than for the good of the students.