Common use of National Security Clause in Contracts

National Security. 28.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees access to the work or may transfer Employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 33.01 The Canadian governmentGovernment, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees access to the work or may transfer Employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 21.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees access to the work or may transfer Employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, agencies may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for For such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 20.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, agencies may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.. Office of Human Resources McMaster University

National Security. 28.01 33.01 The Canadian governmentGovernment, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 23.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 19.01 The Canadian governmentGovernment, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 29.01 The Canadian government, either directly or through its agencies, agencies may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees access to the work or may transfer Employees covered by such instructions.

National Security. 28.01 33.01 The Canadian governmentGovernment, either directly or through its agencies, may instruct the Employer with respect to the security of information and materials and the personnel permitted to do certain work. The Union recognizes that the Employer is obliged to meet such instructions and that for such reason the Employer may refuse certain Employees employees access to the work or may transfer Employees employees covered by such instructions.