Union Actions Sample Clauses
The "Union Actions" clause defines the rights and limitations regarding collective activities undertaken by a labor union, such as strikes, picketing, or work stoppages. It typically outlines the procedures unions must follow before initiating such actions, including notice requirements or dispute resolution steps, and may specify which types of actions are permitted or prohibited during the term of the agreement. This clause serves to balance the union's ability to advocate for its members with the employer's need for operational stability, helping to prevent disruptive labor disputes and clarify the consequences of unauthorized actions.
Union Actions. The Union or its local Unions (whether called branches or by other names) will take reasonable action to avoid such activity and where such activity occurs, immediately inform striking employees they are in violation of this Agreement and order said employees back to work.
Union Actions. The National and the local Union will take reasonable action to avoid such activity and where such activity occurs immediately inform striking employees that they are in violation of this Agreement and order said employees back to work.
Union Actions. Prior to the Closing Date, Seller shall, and shall cause the applicable Entities to, fulfill all consultation, bargaining and notification requirements to any union, works councils or other similar labor organization if required in connection with the negotiation and consummation of the transactions contemplated by this Agreement.