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Importance Of PEF Meetings

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See the below. Even though the PEF meeting is from 12pm - 3:00pm, Adrienne wouldn 't be able to work during the morning for that of traveling to Albany. Isn 't the request should be on all day of 22nd? Also is there a limit on time off for union meetings yearly for a union steward? Please

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