Common use of Designation of Parties Clause in Contracts

Designation of Parties. A. Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (hereinafter called AGC), and the Minnesota Concrete and Masonry Contractors Association (hereinafter called MC&MCA) are parties to this Agreement in a representative capacity, and as agent only, acting on behalf of certain of its members, and who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC and on behalf of such additional Employers as may execute identical counterparts thereof, through AGC or MC&MCA Contractors. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all who sign this Agreement. AGC and the MC&MCA Contractors are entitled to recognition, in such capacity, as agent and collective bargaining representative for the Employers who are or may become parties hereto, for all purposes of this Agreement, including its right in such capacity, to represent such Employer parties before NLRB or otherwise pursuant to and/or in aid, support, or enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. The AGC or MC&MCA Contractors, who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC or MC&MCA, or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. C. The labor organization on its own behalf and on behalf of the Employees whom it represents and on whose behalf it is recognized, or to be recognized, is a party hereto. The status of said Union is dual, in that it is a party hereto as principal and also as agent for the Employees whom it represents and on whose behalf it is recognized, or to be recognized, as hereinafter provided. D. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all Employers, who sign this Agreement and who are not AGC or MC&MCA members. These Employers are hereinafter called “Independent Employers”. The AGC and MC&MCA members who have agreed to be bound by this Agreement and the Independent Employers are collectively referred to as “Employer” or “Employers”

Designation of Parties. A. The Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (hereinafter called AGC), and the Minnesota Concrete and Masonry Contractors Association (hereinafter called MC&MCAMCMCA), and the Minnesota Drywall and Plaster Association (hereinafter called MDPA) are parties is each a party to this Agreement in a representative capacity, and as agent only, acting on behalf of certain of its members, and members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC AGC, whose members are listed on Schedule 1, which is attached hereto, and on behalf of such additional Employers as may execute identical counterparts thereofthereof through AGC, through AGC or MC&MCA Contractors. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon requestthe MCMCA, in writing, of all who sign this Agreement. AGC and the MC&MCA Contractors MDPA are entitled to recognition, in such capacity, as agent and collective bargaining representative for the Employers who are or may become parties hereto, for all purposes of this Agreement, including its right in such capacity, to represent such Employer parties before the NLRB or otherwise pursuant to and/or in aid, support, or enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. The AGC or MC&MCA Contractors, members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC or MC&MCA, or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. C. The MCMCA members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through MCMCA or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. D. The MDPA members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through MDPA or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. E. The labor organization organizations on its their own behalf and on behalf of the Employees whom it represents they represent and on whose behalf it is recognized, they are recognized or to be recognized, is a party recognized (hereinafter called Union) are parties hereto. The status of said Union is dual, in that it is a party they are parties hereto as principal principals and also as agent agents for the Employees whom it represents they represent and on whose behalf it is recognized, they are recognized or to be recognized, recognized as hereinafter provided. D. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all Employers, who sign this Agreement and who are not AGC or MC&MCA members. These Employers are hereinafter called “Independent Employers”. The AGC status of the Union is several and MC&MCA members who have agreed not joint, as related to be bound by this Agreement and the Independent Employers are collectively referred to as “Employer” or “Employers”other craft unions.

Designation of Parties. A. Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (hereinafter called AGC), and the Minnesota Concrete and Masonry Contractors Association (hereinafter called MC&MCA) are parties to this Agreement in a representative capacity, and as agent only, acting on behalf of certain of its members, and who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC and on behalf of such additional Employers as may execute identical counterparts thereof, through AGC or MC&MCA Contractors. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all who sign this Agreement. AGC and the MC&MCA Contractors are entitled to recognition, in such capacity, as agent and collective bargaining representative for the Employers who are or may become parties hereto, for all purposes of this Agreement, including its right in such capacity, to represent such Employer parties before NLRB or otherwise pursuant to and/or in aid, support, or enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. The AGC or MC&MCA Contractors, who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC or MC&MCA, or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. C. The labor organization on its own behalf and on behalf of the Employees whom it represents and and, on whose behalf behalf,, it is recognized, or to be recognized, is a party hereto. The status of said Union is dual, in that it is a party hereto as principal and also as agent for the Employees whom it represents and and, on whose behalf behalf,, it is recognized, or to be recognized, as hereinafter provided. D. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all Employers, who sign this Agreement and who are not AGC or MC&MCA members. These Employers are hereinafter called “Independent Employers”. The AGC and MC&MCA members who have agreed to be bound by this Agreement and the Independent Employers are collectively referred to as “Employer” or “Employers”

Designation of Parties. A. The Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (hereinafter called AGC), and the Minnesota Concrete and Masonry Contractors Association (hereinafter called MC&MCAMCMCA), and the Minnesota Drywall and Plaster Association (hereinafter called MDPA) are parties is each a party to this Agreement in a representative capacity, and as agent only, acting on behalf of certain of its members, and members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC AGC, whose members are listed on Schedule 1, which is attached hereto, and on behalf of such additional Employers as may execute identical counterparts thereofthereof through AGC, through AGC or MC&MCA Contractors. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon requestthe MCMCA, in writing, of all who sign this Agreement. AGC and the MC&MCA Contractors MDPA are entitled to recognition, in such capacity, as agent and collective bargaining representative for the Employers who are or may become parties hereto, for all purposes of this Agreement, including its right in such capacity, to represent such Employer parties before the NLRB or otherwise pursuant to and/or in aid, support, or enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. The AGC or MC&MCA Contractors, members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC or MC&MCA, or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. C. The labor organization on its own behalf MCMCA members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through MCMCA or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. D. The MDPA members who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through MDPA or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. E. The Laborers District Council of Minnesota and North Dakota on behalf of the Employees whom it represents and on whose behalf it is recognized, or to be recognized, is a party Laborers Local 563 (hereinafter called Union) are parties hereto. The status of said Union is dual, in that it is a party they are parties hereto as principal principals and also as agent agents for the Employees whom it represents they represent and on whose behalf it is recognized, they are recognized or to be recognized, recognized as hereinafter provided. D. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all Employers, who sign this Agreement and who are not AGC or MC&MCA members. These Employers are hereinafter called “Independent Employers”. The AGC status of the Union is several and MC&MCA members who have agreed not joint, as related to be bound by this Agreement and the Independent Employers are collectively referred to as “Employer” or “Employers”other craft unions.

Designation of Parties. A. Associated General Contractors of Minnesota (hereinafter called AGC), and the Minnesota Concrete and Masonry Contractors Association (hereinafter called MC&MCA) are parties to this Agreement in a representative capacity, and as agent only, acting on behalf of certain of its members, and who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC and on behalf of such additional Employers as may execute identical counterparts thereof, through AGC or MC&MCA Contractors. The Union agrees to notify AGC or MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all who sign this Agreement. AGC and the MC&MCA Contractors are entitled to recognition, in such capacity, as agent and collective bargaining representative for the Employers who are or may become parties hereto, for all purposes of this Agreement, including its right in such capacity, to represent such Employer parties before NLRB or otherwise pursuant to and/or in aid, support, or enforcement of the terms and provisions of this Agreement. B. . The AGC or MC&MCA Contractors, who have agreed to be bound to the terms of this Agreement through AGC or MC&MCA, or other Employers who have done likewise (hereinafter called Employers), are parties hereto as principals, but their status is several and not joint. C. . The labor organization on its own behalf and on behalf of the Employees whom it represents and and, on whose behalf behalf, it is recognized, or to be recognized, is a party hereto. The status of said Union is dual, in that it is a party hereto as principal and also as agent for the Employees whom it represents and and, on whose behalf behalf, it is recognized, or to be recognized, as hereinafter provided. D. . The Union agrees to notify AGC or and MC&MCA upon request, in writing, of all Employers, who sign this Agreement and who are not AGC or MC&MCA members. These Employers are hereinafter called “Independent Employers”. The AGC and MC&MCA members who have agreed to be bound by this Agreement and the Independent Employers are collectively referred to as “Employer” or “Employers”