When are basic dues and International payments payable?

The correct answer is that basic dues and International payments are payable quarterly. This structure allows for a regular, systematic approach to union finances, ensuring that members contribute consistently throughout the year. Quarterly payments typically mean that members will pay dues every three months, helping to maintain financial health and support the activities and operations of the union.

By paying dues quarterly, the union can effectively plan and budget for various initiatives, programs, and services offered to its members. This schedule also enables members to keep their payments manageable and predictable.

Other payment frequencies, such as annually or biannually, might lead to larger sums due at one time, potentially making it difficult for some members to keep up with payments. Monthly payment structures could result in a higher administrative burden for the union, which is why quarterly payments strike a balance between ensuring consistent cash flow and ease of payment for members.