AND WORK JURISDICTION Clause Samples

The "AND WORK JURISDICTION" clause defines which parties or groups have the right to perform specific types of work under an agreement. In practice, this clause typically outlines the scope of work assigned to particular unions, contractors, or employees, clarifying which tasks fall under their responsibility. By clearly delineating work assignments, the clause helps prevent disputes over job roles and ensures that all parties understand their respective duties, thereby promoting efficient project management and minimizing jurisdictional conflicts.
AND WORK JURISDICTION. Employees employed under this Agreement shall as a condition of continued employment tender the uniform dues and initiation fees in effect in the Local Union after the seventh day following of such employment or the effective date of this Agreement, whichever is later. In the event that any employee fails to tender the dues or initiation fees, the Union shall notify the Employer and if such notice contains a request to the Employer to discharge said employee within twenty-four (24) hours, said Employer shall comply with the Union's request. A failure by the Union to notify the Employer that an employee has not become a member of the Union shall not affect the liability of the Employer to pay the wages and make the fringe benefit contributions herein required for said employee. In the event the Employer refuses to discharge the employee as above required, the Union shall be free to take such matter to the grievance procedures which are contained in Article XXI. Foremen shall be members of the Union. All work performed under this Agreement shall be done by foremen, journeymen and apprentices.
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