Common use of WORK RELATIONSHIP Clause in Contracts

WORK RELATIONSHIP. The PARTIES agree that the people chosen by each institution to carry out the activities to reach the objective of this agreement, must have a work relationship only with their own institution; consequently each institution has the responsibility for their own employees and neither one of the parties should be considered as a joint nor a substitute employer, in accordance with the article 13 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law.

WORK RELATIONSHIP. The PARTIES Both parties agree that all the people chosen personnel employed by each institution to carry out achieve the activities to reach the objective purpose of this agreement, agreement must have a work relationship only with their own the hiring institution; consequently therefore each institution has the assume its responsibility for their own employees and neither one of the parties should be considered as a joint nor a substitute employer, in accordance compliance with the article Article 13 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law.

WORK RELATIONSHIP. The PARTIES agree that the people chosen by each institution to carry out the activities to reach the objective of this agreement, must have a work relationship only with their own institution; consequently each institution has the responsibility for their own employees and neither one of the parties should be considered as a joint nor a substitute employer, in accordance compliance with the article Article 13 of the Mexican Federal Labor Law.