Common use of Accretions Clause in Contracts

Accretions. Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraphs, the provisions of this Agreement shall be applied without evidence of Union representa- tion of the employees involved, to all subsequent additions to, and extensions of, current operations covered by this Agreement, which adjoin and are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation, and newly established terminals and consolidations of termi- nals which are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation. In the event the parties fail to agree on whether an accretion under this Section is appropriate, the exclusive method of resolving the dispute shall be that either party may refer the issue to the National Labor Relations Board for determination.

Accretions. Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraphs, the provisions of this Agreement shall be applied without evidence of Union representa- tion of the employees involved, to all subsequent additions to, and extensions of, current operations covered by this Agreement, which adjoin and are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation, and newly established terminals and consolidations of termi- nals which are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation. In the event the parties fail to agree on whether an accretion under this Section is appropriate, the exclusive method of resolving the dispute shall be that either party may refer the issue to the National Na- tional Labor Relations Board for determination.

Accretions. Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraphs, the provisions of this Agreement shall be applied without evidence of Union representa- tion of the employees involved, to all subsequent additions to, and extensions of, current operations covered by this Agreement, which adjoin and are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation, and newly established terminals and consolidations of termi- nals which are controlled and utilized as a part of such current oper- ation. In the event the parties fail to agree on whether an accretion under this Section is appropriate, the exclusive method of resolving the dispute shall be that either party may refer the issue to the National Na- tional Labor Relations Board for determination. If, however, the NLRB determines that an accretion exists, any back pay and benefits shall be retroactive to the date the accreted operation became active.