Common use of Employers Clause in Contracts

Employers. Section 1. The Employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive Blasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty License. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Members of the Union. Owner Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) and any other city, county or state paid sick leave ordinance that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargaining.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive Abrasive Blasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty License. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement.Finisher Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Members of the Union. Owner Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source.of Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) and any other city, county or state paid sick leave ordinance that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargaining.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive Abrasive Blasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty License. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” ”. All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 the Union will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements Agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreementAgreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement Agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing ContractorsNCPFC. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council Union to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Contractor Members of the Union. Owner Contractor Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Contractor Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement Collective Bargaining Agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 the Union on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 the Union on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this This Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) be considered an express waiver of all state and any other city, county or state local paid sick leave ordinance laws and ordinances and all state and local paid time off laws and ordinances that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargaining. This waiver extends to future paid sick leave and paid time off laws and ordinances that may be waived through collective bargaining. Any disputes concerning the validity of this waiver shall be resolved solely and exclusively through the grievance and arbitration procedures set forth in Article 15 of this Agreement. Section 16. Employees working under this Agreement shall have the right to take up to five (5) days of bereavement leave upon the death of certain family members as set forth in Government Code Section 12945.7. Employees shall have all of the rights set forth in Government Code Section 12945.7 except that such rights must be enforced exclusively through the grievance and arbitration procedures set forth in Article 15 of this Agreement.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive BlastingSandblasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty Licenselicense. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher drywall finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher drywall finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employeremployer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employeremployer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer contracting party at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two one (21) ownersowner, partners partner or persons a person holding proprietary interest in the business as an Owner Members Member of the Union. Owner Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Members.perform Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cancan not supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 1211. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 1312. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 1413. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 1514. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, Ordinance shall not apply to employees covered by the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Northern California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) and any other city, county or state paid sick leave ordinance that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargainingPainters Master Agreement.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive Abrasive Blasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty License. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 the Union will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing ContractorsNCPFC. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council Union to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement.conducted Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Contractor Members of the Union. Owner Contractor Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Contractor Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 the Union on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 the Union on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this This Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) be considered an express waiver of all state and any other city, county or state local paid sick leave ordinance laws and ordinances and all state and local paid time off laws and ordinances that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargaining. Section 16. Employees working under this Agreement shall have the right to take up to five (5) days of bereavement leave upon the death of certain family members as set forth in Government Code Section 12945.7. Employees shall have all of the rights set forth in Government Code Section 12945.7 except that such rights must be enforced exclusively through the grievance and arbitration procedures set forth in Article 15 of this Agreement.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive BlastingSandblasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty Licenselicense. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher drywall finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher drywall finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employeremployer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employeremployer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Members of the Union. Owner Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, Ordinance shall not apply to employees covered by the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Northern California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) and any other city, county or state paid sick leave ordinance that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargainingPainters Master Agreement.

Employers. Section 1. The Employer employer shall have a duly issued and effective State Contractors License, shall carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance, and shall comply with all Federal, State and Municipal Laws pertaining to the Painting Industry and all health and safety regulations and rules. (a) Specialty Contractors, other than Painters and Decorators, who possess a State Specialty License, now classified as C-61 or C-9, in any of the following categories: Steam cleaning, Wallboard Taping, Paint Burning, Parking Lot Striping or SandblastingAbrasive BlastingSandblasting, and whose operations in the painting industry are confined strictly within the limits allowed under their Specialty License. (b) DRYWALL FINISHING - Refer to “Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement” All Employers signatory to this Agreement and/or interim Agreement doing drywall finishing work shall pay the negotiated Drywall Finisher scale. At no time shall a Drywall Finisher Employer use this Agreement in place of the Northern California Drywall Finishers Master Agreement. Section 2. It is understood that District Council 16 will continue their organizing efforts including production and maintenance, and Agreements will be signed with Employers in said fields, establishing terms and conditions for production and maintenance painting. Employers signatory hereto doing production and maintenance painting will be requested to execute agreements relating to said work, and any work done will be covered by the terms of each executed agreement, and, if none, by this Agreement. Any agreement so signed shall be copied to the Northern California Painting and Finishing Contractors. Section 3. The Employer shall permit duly accredited representatives of the District Council to visit the shop or job any time where work is being performed in order to determine whether the shop is being conducted in accordance with this Agreement. Section 4. The Employer warrants, asserts and agrees that this document is executed by him/her with full authority to represent and bind the Employer, partnership, corporation or association of which he/she is a partner, officer, representative or member. Should the Union enter into a contract with any Employer; the NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. (a) This Agreement shall apply to all present and subsequently acquired operations of the Employer and to all accretions to the bargaining unit, including, but not limited to, newly established or acquired operations. Section 5. If this Agreement is signed by a member of a partnership, it shall apply to them and each of them individually. In the event of a dissolution or termination of said partnership or in the event of a merger, consolidation or other legal change whatsoever, with respect to Employeremployer, any obligations hereunder shall be binding upon any assign, successor, legal representatives or lessee of such Employeremployer. Section 6. After this Agreement takes effect any Employer employer may become a party hereto if this Agreement is executed by him/her. This Agreement shall take effect as to such new Employer at such time as said party signs this Agreement. Section 7. Each Employer may designate no more than two (2) owners, partners or persons holding proprietary interest in the business as Owner Members of the Union. Owner Members may perform work covered by this Agreement and the Employer shall not be required to make Trust Fund contributions on behalf of Owner Members. Section 8. No two (2) or more contractors shall work for each other on any contract, except that a contractor may sublet a contract to a signatory contractor. Section 9. It shall be a violation of this Agreement for the Employer or the Employer’s agent to establish production quotas or piece work systems. Section 10. The Employers shall have the right to manage their business in all respects without limitation except as expressly provided in this Agreement. Section 11. The Employer agrees that he/she will not contract work covered under the scope of this Agreement to anyone not signatory to a collective bargaining agreement with the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades. If the Union cannot supply a licensed, qualified subcontractor within forty- eight (48) hours, then the contractor can hire from any source. Section 12. All Employers doing drywall work must register each drywall job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 13. Employers signatory to this Agreement shall, before commencing to perform work on any competitively bid job in which four hundred eighty (480) hours or more of covered work will be performed, register the job with District Council 16 on forms provided. Section 14. There may be established “Project Labor Agreements” to cover the scope of work outlined in this Agreement and in connection with Building Trades Agreements. The NCPFC will be provided with a copy upon request. Section 15. The bargaining parties expressly agree that employees covered by this Agreement shall not receive any additional benefits for the San Francisco Family Friendly Workplace Ordinance, the San Francisco Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, Ordinance shall not apply to employees covered by the Oakland Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Emeryville Paid Sick Leave Ordinance, the Northern California Paid Sick Leave Statute (Labor Code 245-249) and any other city, county or state paid sick leave ordinance that can be waived or opted out of through collective bargainingPainters Master Agreement.