Construction Business Group Sample Clauses

Construction Business Group. (“CBG”) The Parties agree to meet and confer regarding specifying an employer contribution to the Construction Business Group, a non-profit Joint Labor-Management organization. Construction Business Group’s purpose is to enhance business opportunities and quality of life by insuring fairness, equity and standards of excellence in the construction industry of Wisconsin. To achieve that purpose, CBG works with employers, employees and contracting agencies to ensure fair and responsible public contracting throughout Wisconsin. CBG also works directly with state agencies to ensure laws applicable to the construction industry are properly enforced. CBG works in support of prevailing wage laws, public bidding laws, labor standards and safety regulations on all public construction projects. The Parties will meet and confer to establish a contribution to CBG after working with CBG representatives to ensure that CBG is in the best interests of the Parties to this Agreement.
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Construction Business Group. Construction Business Group's purpose is to enhance business opportunities and quality of life by insuring fairness, equity and standards of excellence in the construction industry of Wisconsin. To achieve that purpose, CBG works with employers, employees and contracting agencies to insure fair and responsible public contracting throughout Wisconsin. CBG also works directly with state agencies to ensure laws applicable to the construction industry are properly enforced. CBG works in support of prevailing wage laws, public bidding laws, labor standards and safety regulations are followed on all public construction projects. The Union will establish an hourly contribution to CBG after working with CBG representatives to ensure that the Parties to this Agreement will be represented on the CBG Board of Trustees.
Sample 1
Construction Business Group. Construction Business Group's purpose is to enhance business opportunities and quality of life by insuring fairness, equity and standards of excellence in the construction industry of Wisconsin. To achieve that purpose, CBG works with employers, employees and contracting agencies to insure fair and responsible public contracting throughout Wisconsin. CBG also works directly with state agencies to ensure laws applicable to the construction industry are properly enforced. CBG works in support of prevailing wage laws, public bidding laws, labor standards and safety regulations are followed on all public construction projects. The Union will establish an hourly contribution to CBG that the members will allocate from their total package.
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Construction Business Group. (“CBG”) The Parties agree to specify a contribution to a Labor Management Cooperation Fund (LMCF), with the intent that the contribution will be directed to the Construction Business Group (CBG), a non-profit Joint Labor-Management organization. Both parties will have trustee appointment authority, either directly or by mutual agreement with another organization, on both the LMCF and the CBG. The contribution amount to the LMCF will be 5 cents per hour effective June 1, 2017 and, thereafter, any modifications to such contribution rate shall be based on a services agreement between CBG and the LMCF. CBG's purpose is to enhance business opportunities and quality of life by insuring fairness, equity and standards of excellence in the construction industry of Wisconsin. To achieve that purpose, CBG works with employers, employees and contracting agencies to insure fair and responsible public contracting throughout Wisconsin. CBG also works directly with state agencies to ensure laws applicable to the construction industry are properly enforced. CBG works in support of prevailing wage laws, public bidding laws, labor standards and safety regulations are followed on all public construction projects. The LMC Trustees will monitor the effectiveness of the CBG's efforts on behalf of the Union and signatory contractors, including receiving a report, no less than quarterly, as to the activities and results which advance best interests of the Parties. If the Trustees determine that the Parties’ interests are not appropriately being served, then the Trustees and Parties to this Agreement shall meet and confer regarding an alternate plan to better serve the interests of the Parties.
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