Consolidation of Operations. 5.6.1 If the Port is unable otherwise to meet the reasonable requirements of a Requesting Airline in accordance with the priorities established in Section 5.3, above, and the Port determines that Airline is under-utilizing its Preferential Use Premises (other than Gates), the Port may, upon not less than thirty (30) days written notice to Airline, require Airline to vacate its under-utilized Preferential Use Premises and consolidate its operations in its remaining Preferential Use Premises. The Port’s determination of Airline’s utilization of Preferential Use Premises (other than Gates) shall be made in the Port’s sole discretion and may take into account, among other things, the factors listed in subsection 5.2.1, above. Airline may request the Port to reconsider its determination of under-utilization within fifteen (15) calendar days of receipt of the Port’s notice to consolidate and, if it does so, Airline shall provide reasonable documentation of its need for the Premises that are the subject of the notice. If the Port, after reconsidering its determination, elects to proceed with the consolidation, the Port shall give Airline not less than fifteen (15) calendar days notice to vacate such Premises. The Port may either assign the vacated premises to the Requesting Airline on a preferential use basis, if the Requesting Airline is or becomes a Signatory Airline, or deem the vacated premises to be available for common use subject to the Port’s exclusive control.
5.6.2 The reasonable costs of relocating Airline’s furniture, equipment and signage in connection with the consolidation of Airline’s operations, if required by the Port under this subsection, plus the reasonable costs of Airline’s tenant improvements that cannot be relocated, when originally constructed with the Port’s consent, shall be paid by the Port and included in the Terminal Revenue Requirement calculated under subsection 8.3.1 of this Agreement.
5.6.3 The Port shall revise the Premises Notice issued to Airline under subsection 2.3.1 of this Agreement to reflect any consolidation of Airline’s operations required by the Port under Section 5.6 and shall issue such a revised Premises Notice to Airline when any such consolidation takes effect.
Consolidation of Operations. Buyer and Seller shall cooperate with one another with a view toward consolidating the operations of Buyer and Seller at Seller's principal executive offices and eliminating duplicative staffing and overhead as soon as reasonably possible.
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Consolidation of Operations. 1. It is the sole right of the Company to diminish operations, in whole or in part, or to transfer and consolidate operations to any location as circumstances dictate.
2. The Company will not transfer or consolidate operations from Xxxxxx to another location without first notifying the Union sixty
Consolidation of Operations. The Borrower has advised Lender that the Borrower and certain of its Affiliates which operate other cellular telephone franchises may wish to consolidate their operations under one entity. Should Lender in its sole discretion agree to finance the consolidated operations of such entity, Lender will cooperate with the Borrower in amending this Agreement in a manner which would permit such consolidation to occur notwithstanding the negative covenants contained herein.
Consolidation of Operations. Subject to the terms contained in the Article 7, Operational Changes of the CCOS, in the event that the Employer opens any new Call Center facility, or relocates or consolidates any existing Call Center facility, within the jurisdiction covered by this Agreement (see Appendix “A”), current employees represented by Local 851 shall be given priority by the Employer with respect to staffing such Call Center facilities.
Consolidation of Operations. 9.1 Cross Mining: Lessee is granted the right to mine and remove Ore, Minerals, Product and materials from the Property through or by means of shafts, openings or pits, which may be in or upon adjoining or nearby lands owned or controlled by Lessee. Lessee may use the Property and any shafts, openings and pits on the Property for the mining, removal, treatment and transportation of Ores and materials from adjoining or nearby lands, or for any purpose connected with such activities. Lessee shall have the right to treat or process in any manner (including in situ or solution mining) any Ore, Minerals, material and Products mined or produced from the Property and from other lands, such treatment may be conducted wholly or in part at facilities established or maintained on the Property or on other lands. The tailings and residue from such treatment shall be deemed Waste and may be deposited on the Property or on other lands. Lessee shall have no obligation to remove such Waste from the Property or to return to the Property Waste restating from the processing of Ores or materials from the Property.
Consolidation of Operations.
(1) If City is unable otherwise to meet the reasonable requirements of a Requesting Airline in accordance with the priorities established in Section 4.04.A, City and Airline shall consult to jointly determine whether Airline is under-utilizing its Premises (other than Gates). If such Premises are underutilized, as reasonably determined by Airline and City, Airline shall collaborate with City and, if reasonably practicable, make a good faith effort to consolidate its operations in its remaining Premises.
(2) If, as a result of such consolidation, Airline vacates certain of its Premises, City shall either assign the vacated premises to the Requesting Airline, if the Requesting Airline is or becomes a Signatory Airline, or deem the vacated premises to be available for Common Use subject to City’s exclusive control.
(3) City shall pay to Airline its reasonable costs of relocating Airline’s furniture, equipment and signage in connection with the consolidation of Airline’s operations under this Section 4.04.D, plus the reasonable costs of Airline’s unamortized tenant improvements originally constructed with City’s consent that cannot be relocated.
(4) City shall revise the Premises Notice and Exhibit A issued to Airline to reflect any consolidation of Airline’s operations under this Section 4.04.D, and shall issue said revised Premises Notice and Exhibit A to Airline when any such consolidation takes effect.
Consolidation of Operations. A. In the event the Company decides it makes business sense to merge or consolidate the unit covered by this Agreement with a network, station or other operation not covered by this Agreement (including but not limited to a network, station or other operation not owned by the Company), the Company and the Union agree that the Company shall notify the Union of its desire to bargain over the Company's proposal to allow employees at the merged or consolidated operation not covered by this Agreement to perform work on behalf of the merged or consolidated operation covered under this Agreement. Such notice may be delivered in the manner set forth in Article XX herein, and for purposes of this Paragraph, notice shall be deemed received on the business day on which the notice was mailed or emailed. If notice is provided via first class mail, the Company agrees to telephone and/or e-mail Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxx (or her successor) to inform her that notice was mailed to her office.
B. The Union agrees to meet with the Company within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of such notification to bargain over the issue set forth in Paragraph A above. Prior to such meeting, the Company shall provide information to the Union concerning all aspects of the claimed merger or consolidation that is requested by the Union and is relevant to the Union's role as collective bargaining representative.
C. Under no circumstances will the provisions of this Agreement be in any way modified for a period of ninety (90) days from the date bargaining commences. Unless there is mutual written agreement otherwise, the number of bargaining unit employees covered by this Agreement on the day before such notice is delivered to the Union as described in Paragraph A above shall not be reduced by layoff during the ninety (90) day bargaining period. The Company shall have no duty to replace employees who voluntarily resign, are terminated due to incapacity or death, or who are terminated for cause during the ninety (90) day bargaining period.
D. The Company and the Union agree to endeavor to complete these negotiations within ninety (90) calendar days from the date the notification referenced in Paragraph A above is deemed received. If no agreement is reached by the Company and the Union during the ninety (90) calendar day bargaining period, the Company may implement its last proposal on consolidation to the Union. DocuSign Envelope ID: FF090E93-4443-4701-B42D-F5D15E480BDB
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Consolidation of Operations. 1. It is the sole right of the Company to diminish operations, in whole or in part, or to transfer and consolidate operations to any location as circumstances dictate.
2. The Company will not transfer or consolidate operations from Xxxxxx to another location without first notifying the Union sixty (60) days in advance of said transfer or consolidation.
3. The Union recognizes that any rights acquired by the employees or the Union under this Agreement shall have no application beyond the term of this Agreement or in any other area of this Company, other than the Xxxxxx District.
4. Any employee transferred from the Xxxxxx District to another location due to consolidation will not retain the representation of CWA, Local 13000, Unit 101 in the new location. Transferred employees will be subject to the terms of employment in the new R location. I
