WORK FOR QUALIFIED EMPLOYERS Sample Clauses

WORK FOR QUALIFIED EMPLOYERS. A. Members of District Council No. 36 agree to work for employers only if they have a current Shop Card and comply with the regulations governing employers under this Agreement, except as specifically excepted by this Agreement, in the case of City, County, State and Federal employees and employees of automotive, sign and pictorial, marine productions, carpet and linoleum shops, District Council No. 36 or one of its affiliated bodies and committees and trusts established by this Agreement. It shall be deemed a specific violation of this Agreement for any member of District Council No. 36 to work for any unsigned contractor and a charge of violation shall be filed by the member's Business Representative or District Council No. 36 against any member of District Council No. 36 who works for an unsigned contractor. A representative of the Trust Funds, the LMCC or District Council No. 36 may make an investigation of each member of District Council No. 36 who has not had trust fund contributions made on his or her behalf or who continually has only minimum hours reported to qualify for trust fund coverages to determine if the member is working in violation of the Agreement. Hearing on a charge of violation of this paragraph shall be by the District Council No. 36 Trial Board and a copy of the charge and its disposition shall be available upon request, to the LMCC and the FCA affiliate organizations.
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