Common use of New Employers Clause in Contracts

New Employers. An Employer which becomes a party hereto and any Employees of such Employer who become Participants hereunder after October 24, 1954, shall make such contributions at such rates (such rates must form a consistent pattern, by comparison of paid hours, with obligations to make contributions of present Employers and Participants) and for such periods as may be required by and under the Collective Bargaining Agreement by which such Employer is required to become a party hereto and such Employees become Participants hereunder. Nothing in the provisions of Section 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 of this Article shall be construed as requiring an Employer or a Participant, as contemplated under this Section 9, to make any retroactive contributions other than as may be specifically contained in the Collective Bargaining Agreement relating to such Employer and Participant. Upon the execution of a Collective Bargaining Agreement requiring contributions to this Plan whereby the Employer is required to become a party hereto and Employees become Participants hereunder, either such Employer or any Union party to such Collective Bargaining Agreement shall file an executed copy or a true copy of such agreement with the Directors and the Directors shall be entitled to treat the copy so filed as determining the obligation of the Employer and its Participants to make contributions under the Plan.