Common use of Employee Job Action Clause in Contracts

Employee Job Action. The Union agrees that there shall be no abandonment of work over any matter which is subject to arbitration, provided, however, that the Union may withdraw its members from the employ of, picket and/or use other lawful economic means against any Employer by reason of the Employer's non-payment of wages, deductions or contributions or the Employer's failure to obtain, maintain in full force and effect and keep on file with the Union the requisite bond or letter of credit and workers' compensation insurance as more fully provided under this Agreement, notwithstanding that disputes over such matters are subject to arbitration hereunder.

Employee Job Action. The Union agrees that there shall be no abandonment of work over any matter which is subject to arbitration, provided, however, that the Union may withdraw its members from the employ of, picket and/or use other lawful economic means against any Employer by reason of the Employer's ’s non-payment of wages, deductions or contributions or the Employer's ’s failure to obtain, maintain in full force and effect and keep on file with the Union the requisite bond or letter of credit and workers' ’ compensation insurance as more fully provided under this Agreement, notwithstanding that disputes over such matters are subject to arbitration hereunder.

Employee Job Action. The Union agrees that there shall be no abandonment of work over any matter which is subject to arbitration, provided, however, that the Union may withdraw its members from the employ of, picket and/or use other lawful economic means against any Employer by reason of the Employer's ’s non-payment of wages, deductions or contributions or the Employer's ’s failure to obtain, maintain in full force and effect and keep on file with the Union the requisite bond or irrevocable letter of credit and workers' ’ compensation insurance as more fully provided under this Agreement, notwithstanding that disputes over such matters are subject to arbitration hereunder.