Common use of Labor Disturbance Clause in Contracts

Labor Disturbance. Any strike, lockout, boycott, forced or attempted or threatened unionization or other labor disturbance stopping, hindering, impairing, delaying, preventing or otherwise affecting Production and Delivery, including, without limitation, any failure to recognize the authority or jurisdiction of any Guild or any withdrawal of cast or crew in accordance with demands or work stoppages, due to the actions of any Guild; any failure by any person to timely execute and deliver to any Guild any security, subordination or other agreement, in form and substance satisfactory to such Guild, and to satisfy all other undertakings required by such Guild as a condition to its members being permitted to render services in connection with the Film; or, any additional payments, including fringes, surcharges or penalties levied by any Guild as a result of any violation of, or as necessary to be in full compliance with, the applicable governing rules or regulations of such Guild as determined by Completion Guarantor in its good faith business judgment.