Sentence examples for representation fees from inspiring English sources

Sometimes called "agency fees", "representation fees" or "fair share provisions", these cover only what unions spend to represent workers who are covered by a collective bargaining agreement.

Another creditor, Mr. Medavoy said, is the Creative Artists Agency, which says it is owed $300,000 in representation fees from Brando's last screen role, in the 2001 film "The Score".

That means unions in the majority of states can continue to represent teachers, police and other public workers, but those unions can't require workers to join or pay representation fees.

The Supreme Court put public-sector unions in its crosshairs Tuesday by agreeing to hear a constitutional attack on the mandatory representation fees that nearly all California teachers pay.

Its current assault on unions is modeled on past efforts that targeted home health aides, who in 2014 were given the option of not paying fees, and other government workers, who had a choice of paying full dues or smaller representation fees.

The difference under right-to-work is that people can now opt out of the representation fee, as well as the union dues.

Perhaps some workers felt like it wasn't fair that they had to pay the representation fee, but I wouldn't exactly say that they were being oppressed.

Like many conservatives, DiSalvo complains about contracts requiring workers to pay a representation fee to a union that represents their bargaining unit.

In the decision involving union dues, the Court ruled that a union may be violating rights of nonmembers who are required to pay "agency fees" for union representation if it uses those fees for political and other activities not directly related to collective bargaining.

Individuals within the Aggregate: Relationships, Representation and Fees (with Judith Resnik and Deborah R. Hensler), 71 NYU Law Review 296 (1996).

Second, there must be a concerted effort to marshal resources to assist congregations, many of whom lack the financial capital for costly legal representation, permit fees, and rebuilding materials.