Delinquent Payments and Inspection Sample Clauses

Delinquent Payments and Inspection. The Canadian Joint Conference Board may inspect, by appointment with the Employer, the Employer's payroll to ascertain whether contributions to the Funds have been made as required by this Agreement, and should it be determined that such contributions have not been made, the Employer shall be liable, in addition to the contribution, for the cost of such inspection and audit. It is agreed that timely contributions to the Trust Funds provided for in this Agreement are essential for the protection of the beneficiaries. It is also agreed that delinquency and continued failure to remit these contributions to the Trust Funds (including the Employer Industry Fund, U.A. Canadian Training Trust Fund, UA Industry Enhancement Fund and the Union Administration Fund) is a breach of the Agreement under which the Employer is bound and it shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the Union to remove employees covered by the terms of this Agreement from the jobs of a delinquent Employer. SCHEDULE "C" SIGNATORIES TO THE CANADIAN NATIONAL STANDARD AGREEMENT FOR A COMMERCIAL MANUFACTURING AND PIPE FABRICATION Aecon Mining Construction Services, Brantford, Ontario Aecon Mining Construction Services, Cambridge, Ontario Aecon Mining Construction Services, Pictou, Nova Scotia Xxxxx Constructors Ltd, Come by Chance, Newfoundland Atlantica Mechanical, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Xxxxxx’x Canada Ltd, Regina, Saskatchewan Xxxxxxx Mechanical Installations Ltd, Millgrove, Ontario Besterd Mechanical Inc, London, Ontario Bird Mechanical, Newmarket, Ontario BMF Fabrications Ltd, Brantford, Ontario Black & XxXxxxxx Ltd, Ottawa, Ontario Black & XxXxxxxx Ltd, Dartmouth, Nova Scotia Black & XxXxxxxx Ltd, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Black & XxXxxxxx Ltd, Toronto, Ontario Xxxxxx Constructors Ltd, Toronto, Ontario CIMS Ltd, Corunna, Ontario CIMS Ltd, Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Corwest Fabrications Ltd, Port Coquitiam Xxxx Xxxx Contractors Inc, Kitchener, Ontario DMS Industrial ILtd, Winnipeg, Manitoba Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxx Inc, Brockville, Ontario XX Xxx Ltd, Niagara, Ontario XX Xxx Ltd, Kingston, Ontario Gastier International Inc, Montreal, Quebec Ideal Welders Ltd, Delta, British Colombia Xxxxxxxxxxx Group Inc, Cornwall, Ontario Lamsar Inc, Sarnia, Ontario Lorneville Mechanical Constructors Ltd. Lorneville, New Brunswick Muga Fab Inc, Montreal, Quebec Nardei Fabricators Ltd, Calgary, Xxxxxxx Xxxxxxxx Fabrication Inc, Ayr, Ontario NPL Canada Ltd, Vaughan, Ontario Qualifab Inc, Levis, Quebec Xxxxxxx Onsite I...
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Delinquent Payments and Inspection. The duly appointed representative of the Joint Conference Board shall inspect, by appointment with the Employer, the Employer's payroll to ascertain whether contributions to the funds have been made as required by this Agreement and, should it be determined that such contributions have not been made, the Employer shall be liable, in addition to the contributions, for the cost of such inspection and audit. It is agreed that timely contributions to the Trust Funds provided for in this Agreement are essential for the protection of the beneficiaries. It is also agreed that delinquency and continued failure to remit these contributions to the Trust Funds is a breach of the Agreement under which the Employer is bound, and it shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the Union to remove Employees covered by the terms of this Agreement from the jobs of a delinquent Employer.
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Delinquent Payments and Inspection. The duly appointed representative of the Joint Conference Board (payroll verifier) shall inspect, by appointment with the Employer, the Employer's payroll to ascertain whether contributions to the Funds have been made as required by this Agreement and, should it be determined that such contributions have not been made, the Employer shall be liable, in addition to the contributions, for the cost of such inspection and audit. It is agreed that timely contributions to the Trust Funds provided for in this Agreement are essential for the protection of the beneficiaries. It is also agreed that delinquency and continued failure to remit these contributions to the Trust Funds is a breach of the Agreement under which the Employer is bound, and it shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the Union to remove employees covered by the terms of this Agreement from the jobs of a delinquent Employer. The payroll verifier function will be administered by the Union. The Parties agree that policy issues regarding the payroll verifier will be determined on a joint and equal basis. Delinquency or failure to pay and/or remit contributions to the Trust Fund shall be dealt with as follows:
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Delinquent Payments and Inspection. The duly appointed representative of the Joint Conference Board shall inspect, by appointment with the Employer, the Employer’s payroll to ascertain whether contributions to the Funds have been made as required by this Agreement and, should it be determined that such contributions have not been made, the Employer shall be liable, in addition to the contributions, for the cost of such inspection and audit. It is agreed that timely contributions to the Trust Funds provided for in this Agreement are essential for the protection of the beneficiaries. It is also agreed that delinquency and continued failure to remit these contributions to the Trust Funds is a breach of the Agreement under which the Employer is bound and it shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the Union to remove Employees covered by the terms of this Agreement from the jobs of a delinquent Employer. Effective October 1, 1982 delinquency or failure to pay and/or remit contributions to the Trust Fund shall be dealt with as follows:
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Delinquent Payments and Inspection. The duly appointed representative of the Joint Conference Board (payroll verifier) shall inspect, by appointment with the Employer, the Employer's payroll to ascertain whether contributions to the Funds have been made as required by this Agreement and, should it be determined that such contributions have not been made, the Employer shall be liable, in addition to the contributions, for the cost of such inspection and audit. It is agreed that timely contributions to the Trust Funds provided for in this Agreement are essential for the protection of the beneficiaries. It is also agreed that delinquency and continued failure to remit these contributions to the Trust Funds is a breach of the Agreement under which the Employer is bound and it shall not be a violation of this Agreement for the Union to remove Employees covered by the terms of this Agreement from the jobs of a delinquent Employer. The payroll verifier function will be administered by the Union. The Parties agree that policy issues regarding the payroll verifier will be determined on a joint and equal basis. Delinquency or failure to pay remit contributions to the Trust Fund shall be dealt with as follows: The Union shall advise the Employer within (72) hours, in writing, of any delinquency. If the Employer fails to respond within (72) hours of receipt of notification exclusive of Saturday, Sunday and Statutory Holidays, the Union shall require a ten percent (10%) penalty of the amount of the late payment.
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Delinquent Payments and Inspection. Notwithstanding any other terms of this Agree- ment, a business representative of the Union or a rep- resentative authorized by the Boards of Trustees of the Bricklayers Pension and Welfare Plans may inspect during regular working hours, an Employers record of time worked by the Employees and contributions made to the organizations and funds pursuant to this Agree- ment and to report the results of such inspection to the various organizations and funds to which the Employ- ers make contributions under this Agreement. Should it be determined that contributions have not been made, the Trustees may choose to recommend any or all of the following:
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