Industrial issues Sample Clauses

Industrial issues. Subject to clause 18, and except in relation to obligations or responsibilities expressly undertaken, or the risks expressly accepted or retained, by the State under the Concession Documents or any other written agreement between a Franchisee and the State, each Franchisee will accept the responsibility to manage all industrial relations risks relating to the Activities, including a strike, lockout, blockade, picketing action or industrial action, disputes or disturbance of any kind other than those industrial issues which arise directly from disputes concerning the policies of the State or its Associates and are beyond that Franchisee's reasonable control.
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Industrial issues. ServiceCo:
Industrial issues. (a) Except as expressly provided in Clause 15 and Clause 25, Project Co is solely responsible for the management of all industrial matters in connection with delivering the Project including the conduct of all proceedings, conferences, negotiations and dealings with unions and union representatives.
Industrial issues. 8.1 The Hirer must notify GCS of any awards or agreements applicable to any place in which the Personnel are engaged. The Hirer must indemnify GCS for extra costs where awards, agreements and special allowances have not been drawn to GCS attention in writing before the relevant Assignment commences.
Industrial issues. The Operator:
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