Committee on Industry Development Sample Clauses

Committee on Industry Development. The Union and Employer Association or Employer, where applicable, agree to establish a Committee on Industry Development. The purposes of the Committee are to identify problems causing loss of business and jobs; to direct communication so as to educate employees relative to long-term job security through the Employer, the Local Unions signatory to this Agreement and when deemed necessary and appropriate, to present the views of the Committee to the legislative and executive branches of the federal and state government. This Committee shall operate as a labor-management committee within the meaning of Section 302(c)(9) of the LMRA, as amended, established and functioning so as to fulfill one or more of the purposes set forth in Section 6(c)(2) of the Labor Management Cooperation Act of 1978. The Committee shall have the full support and commitment of both the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the Employer Association or Employer, where applicable, in Committee's efforts to identify problems, formulate plans to solve those problems and, where appropriate, conduct joint activities designed to implement the plans. The Union and Employer Association or Employer, where applicable, will establish procedures for the operation of this Committee.
Sample 1
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Committee on Industry Development. The Union and Employer Association or Employer, where applica- ble, agree to establish a Committee on Industry Development. The purposes of the Committee are to identify problems causing loss of business and jobs; to direct communication so as to educate em- ployees relative to long-term job security through the Employer, the Local Unions signatory to this Agreement and when deemed necessary and appropriate, to present the views of the Committee to the legislative and executive branches of the federal and state gov- ernment. This Committee shall operate as a labor-management committee within the meaning of Section 302(c)(9) of the LMRA, as amended, established and functioning so as to fulfill one or more of the purposes set forth in Section 6(c)(2) of the Labor Manage-
Sample 1
Committee on Industry Development. The Union and Employer Association or Employer, where applica- ble, agree to establish a Committee on Industry Development. The purposes of the Committee are to identify problems causing loss of business and jobs; to direct communication so as to educate em- ployees relative to long-term job security through the Employer, the Local Unions signatory to this Agreement and when deemed necessary and appropriate, to present the views of the Committee to the legislative and executive branches of the federal and state gov- ernment. This Committee shall operate as a labor-management committee within the meaning of Section 302(c)(9) of the LMRA, as amended, established and functioning so as to fulfill one or more of the purposes set forth in Section 6(c)(2) of the Labor Manage- ment Cooperation Act of 1978. The Committee shall have the full support and commitment of both the International Brotherhood of Teamsters and the Employer Association or Employer, where appli- cable, in Committee’s efforts to identify problems, formulate plans to solve those problems and, where appropriate, conduct joint ac- tivities designed to implement the plans.
Sample 1

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