Containerization Agreement Sample Clauses
A Containerization Agreement clause defines the terms under which goods are packed, shipped, and handled using containers. It typically outlines responsibilities for container provision, loading and unloading procedures, and liability for damage or loss during transit. By clearly allocating duties and risks between parties, this clause ensures efficient logistics and minimizes disputes related to containerized shipping.
Containerization Agreement. Management hereby reaffirms that employees covered by this Master Contract have jurisdiction over longshore, checker, maintenance, and other craft work conferred on such workers by the Containerization Agreement, a copy of which is appended to this Master Contract as Appendix A.
Containerization Agreement. (a) Management hereby reaffirms that employees covered by this Master Contract have jurisdiction over longshore, checker, maintenance, and other craft work conferred on such workers by the Containerization Agreement, a copy of which is appended to this Master Contract as Appendix A.
(b) The carriers and marine terminal operators that are parties to this Master Contract shall not contract out to any affiliate, subsidiary, or other entity in which they have an interest any Master Contract work that has historically and regularly been performed by employees covered by the Master Contract at waterfront piers and terminals or at off-pier facilities within port areas covered by the Master Contract, unless the affiliate, subsidiary, or other entity employs workers covered by the Master Contract to perform the work.