Common use of INTENTS AND PURPOSE‌ Clause in Contracts

INTENTS AND PURPOSE‌. SECTION 1. This Agreement is for the joint use and benefit of the signatory parties, and the provisions shall be construed as binding upon and effective in determining the relations between the parties, and to set forth the basic Agreement covering rates of pay, fringe benefits, hours of work, and conditions of employment to be observed by the parties. It is the intent of the parties to set out safe and efficient working conditions, establish and maintain harmonious relations, secure optimum productivity, and to eliminate delays in the work undertaken by the Employer. The parties agree that nothing shall be permitted that restricts production or increases the time required to do the work, and that no limitation shall be placed upon the amount of work an Employee shall perform, and that there shall be no restriction against the use of any kind of machinery, tool, or labor-saving device except as provided in Appendix A, provided however that no Employee shall be required to work under any conditions which are injurious to their health and safety. It is mutually understood that the terms and conditions relating to employment of craft persons covered by this Agreement have been decided on by collective bargaining and that the provisions will be binding upon the Union(s) and the Employer.

INTENTS AND PURPOSE‌. SECTION 1. This Agreement is for the joint use and benefit of the signatory parties, and the provisions shall be construed as binding upon and effective in determining the relations between the parties, parties and to set forth the basic Agreement covering rates of pay, fringe benefits, hours of work, fringe benefits, and conditions of employment to be observed by the parties. It is the intent of the parties to set out safe and efficient working conditions, conditions establish and maintain harmonious relations, secure optimum productivity, and to eliminate delays in the work undertaken by the Employer. The parties agree that nothing shall be permitted that restricts production or increases the time required to do the work, and that no limitation shall be placed upon the amount of work an Employee shall perform, and that there shall be no restriction against the use of any kind of machinery, tool, tool or labor-saving device except as provided in Appendix A, provided however that no Employee shall be required to work under any conditions which are injurious to their health and safetysafety or in conflict with well established trade practices. It is mutually understood that the terms and conditions relating to employment of craft persons covered by this Agreement have been decided on by collective bargaining and that the provisions will be binding upon the Union(s) Union and the Employer.

INTENTS AND PURPOSE‌. SECTION 1. This Agreement is for the joint use and benefit of the signatory parties, and the provisions shall be construed as binding upon and effective in determining the relations between the parties, parties and to set forth the basic Agreement covering rates of pay, fringe benefits, hours of work, fringe benefits, and conditions of employment to be observed by the parties. It is the intent of the parties to set out safe and efficient working conditions, conditions establish and maintain harmonious relations, secure optimum productivity, and to eliminate delays in the work undertaken by the Employer. The parties agree that nothing shall be permitted that restricts production or increases the time required to do the work, and that no limitation shall be placed upon the amount of work an Employee employee shall perform, and that there shall be no restriction against the use of any kind of machinery, tool, tool or labor-saving device except as provided in Appendix “A”, provided however that no Employee employee shall be required to work under any conditions which are injurious to their health and safetysafety or in conflict with well established trade practices. It is mutually understood that the terms and conditions relating to employment of craft persons covered by this Agreement have been decided on by collective bargaining and that the provisions will be binding upon the Union(s) and the Employer.