Recognition, Scope and Subcontracting Sample Clauses

Recognition, Scope and Subcontracting a. The Employer will continue to recognize the Union as the sole and exclusive bargaining agent of the CSI employees per- forming bargaining unit work as defined in this CSI Supplement at any of the Employer’s facilities as identified in Section 1. The parties acknowledge that CSI has other non- union employees who perform work as described in the vari- ous scope, subcontracting and recognition provisions within the existing Addenda. Such employees shall not be covered by this Supplement, unless and until the Union demonstrates that a majority of such employees in each separate location designates the Union as their bargaining representative in accordance with the terms of the Letter of Agreement the par- ties have executed on this issue. Upon demonstration of such majority status, the terms of this Supplement shall be applied to those employees. If the newly represented employees are within the jurisdiction of a Local Union party to this CSI Supplement, then the terms of that Addendum shall apply to the newly represented employees. If the newly represented employees are not within the jurisdiction of a Local Union, then the parties will apply the terms of the Addendum which is geographically the closest. In either event, the parties shall also meet to determine whether there is a need for any alter- ations or additions to the applicable Addendum based on local conditions. Changes will only be made if the parties mutually agree. To the extent permitted by law, and consistent with the Letter of Agreement on this issue, the Employer further agrees to recognize the Union as the exclusive representative of its employees in newly established operations involved in the pickup or delivery of freight, and dock work associated there- with, which are utilized as part of the Employer’s current or expanded operations, upon demonstration that the Union rep- resents a majority of CSI employees in those facilities. Upon demonstration of such majority status, the terms of the preced- ing paragraph shall be used to determine the applicable Addendum for these newly represented employees. In the event the Employer continues to perform clerical work currently recognized as bargaining unit work and performed under any Addenda, the Employer shall recognize the Union as the exclusive bargaining representative of such employees under existing certifications and shall apply the terms and conditions of employment set forth in the Addenda, subject to the amendments to those agreemen...
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