CORPORATE CAMPAIGN Sample Clauses

CORPORATE CAMPAIGN. This Letter of Understanding is by and between Allied Employers, Inc., on behalf of its members and UFCW Union Local #21 and it should be considered as incorporated by reference as part of the Collective Bargaining Agreement. The Agreement is as follows: The Employers signatory hereto and the UFCW Locals, during the negotiations for the Clerks and Meat Cutters Agreement in Puget Sound, believe they have a good faith working relationship and will not take any action to depart from that relationship or take any action inconsistent with maintaining that relationship. Consistent with its duty of fair representation under the Agreements and their grievance procedures, UFCW Local #21 will not be a party to, instigate or support class action litigation (except charges with the National Labor Relations Board) or engage in any type of corporate campaign against any involved Employer. It is also recognized that various monies from the Local Unions are paid to UFCW International Union funds. The Local does not control such funds. Consequently, the UFCW International Union’s use of those funds for purposes contrary to this Agreement will not be a violation of this Agreement.
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CORPORATE CAMPAIGN. This Letter of Understanding will become a part of the Whatcom County Agreement between UFCW Local #21 and Allied Employers, Inc. effective April 12, 2020 through April 8, 2023. The Employers signatory hereto and the UFCW Locals, during the negotiations for the Clerks and Meat Cutters Agreement in Puget Sound, believe it has a good faith working relationship and will not take any action to depart from that relationship or take any action inconsistent with maintaining that relationship. Consistent with its duty of fair representation under the Agreements and their grievance procedures, UFCW Local #367 and 21 will not be a party to, instigate or support class action litigation (except charges with the National Labor Relations Board) or engage in any type of corporate campaign against any involved Employer. It is also recognized that various monies from the Local Unions are paid to UFCW International Union funds. The Local does not control such funds. Consequently, the UFCW's use of those funds for purposes contrary to this Agreement will not be a violation of this Agreement.
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CORPORATE CAMPAIGN. The Employer signatory hereto and the UFCW Locals, during the negotiations for the Clerks and Meat Cutters Agreement in Puget Sound, believe it has a good faith working relationship and will not take any action to depart from that relationship or take any action inconsistent with maintaining that relationship. Consistent with its duty of fair representation under the Agreements and their grievance procedures, UFCW Locals #367 and 21 will not be a party to, instigate or support class action litigation (except charges with the National Labor Relations Board) or engage in any type of corporate campaign against any involved Employer. It is also recognized that various monies from the Local Unions are paid to UFCW International Union funds. The Local does not control such funds. Consequently, the UFCW International Union’s use of those funds for purposes contrary to this Agreement will not be a violation of this Agreement.
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