Non-Subscribers Sample Clauses
The Non-Subscribers clause defines how parties who are not formal subscribers to an agreement or service are treated under the contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether non-subscribers have any rights, obligations, or access to benefits provided by the agreement, and may specify the limitations or exclusions that apply to them. For example, it might state that only registered subscribers are entitled to certain services or protections, while non-subscribers are excluded. The core function of this clause is to ensure clarity regarding the status and entitlements of individuals or entities who have not formally subscribed, thereby preventing misunderstandings or disputes about who is covered by the agreement.
Non-Subscribers. If any employer of employees covered by this Master Contract does not subscribe to this Master Contract, the ILA shall have the right not to engage in any work for that employer at facilities operated by the employer. No persons or entities shall have any right to any part of any benefit flowing from this Master Contract, unless they or any entities or local unions that represent them have subscribed to and agreed to be bound by this Master Contract. Such subscription shall be accomplished only with the joint consent of USMX and the ILA as to persons who are not members of USMX or of any port-association member of USMX.
Non-Subscribers. If any employers of employees covered by this Master Contract do not so subscribe, the ▇▇▇ shall have the right not to engage in any work for them at facilities operated by them. No persons or entities shall have any right to any part of any benefit flowing from this Master Contract unless they or any entities or local unions that represent them have subscribed to and agreed to be bound by this Master Contract. Such subscription shall be accomplished only with the joint consent of USMX and ▇▇▇ as to persons who are not members of USMX or of any port association member of USMX.