Common use of Exceptional Conditions Clause in Contracts

Exceptional Conditions. It is recognized that under certain conditions the Union may be required to furnish men to an employer other than those signatory to the Southern California Painters Decorators and Allied Trades Master Labor Agreement in order to properly protect their jurisdictional or organizational rights. Such employer, not eligible for a Shop Card as a Chapter member or non-member signatory, a maintenance employer or for a Registration Card and who does not have a C-33, C-9 California Contractors License and/or a C-61 California Specialty Contractors License covering any phase of the Painting and Decorating Industry, who agrees to use members of District Council No. 36 and to observe all the conditions and terms of said Agreement, shall be required to enter into an agreement with District Council No. 36, a signed copy of which shall be deposited with the LMCC. Such agreement shall read as follows: "This Agreement entered into this day of , 20 , between (employer's name and address of job site), hereinafter referred to as the employer, and the International Union of Painters and Allied Trades, District Council No. 36, hereinafter referred to as the Union; Witnessed, It is mutually agreed as follows: A. The employer agrees to abide by all the terms and conditions of the current Painters and Allied Trades District Council No. 36 Master Labor Agreement. B. This Agreement terminates upon completion of the work at the address herein above stated, and the LMCC Card issued the Employer shall concurrently expire." Each such Agreement shall be identified as an "exceptional condition". There shall be no Shop Card fee for Shop Cards issued to the Employer party thereto, but such Shop Card shall be valid only for work at the single location noted on the Shop Card and shall expire upon completion of said work. Each such exceptional condition Shop Card issued shall specifically be presented to the next regular meeting of the LMCC for information and the Manager of the LMCC shall report the basis on which the limited shop card was issued.