Common use of Mutual Obligation Clause in Contracts

Mutual Obligation. The Union agrees to print the contract. The Union and the Employer agree that within the AGREEMENT SHALL BE PRINTED a clause reading as follows: “Your attention is called to the following AGREEMENT between your Company and your Local Union No. 88. This AGREEMENT sets forth terms and conditions of employment, a mutual pledge of efficiency and cooperation, and recognition of mutual obligations. Your Company will not recognize any other collective bargaining agency nor enter into any other agreement setting forth hours, wages, and conditions of employment as herein defined during the life of this AGREEMENT. Your Company and your Union expect that you will examine this AGREEMENT carefully.”

Mutual Obligation. The Union agrees to print the contract. The Union and the Employer agree that within the AGREEMENT SHALL BE PRINTED a clause reading as follows: ““ Your attention is called to the following AGREEMENT between your Company and your Local Union No. 88. This AGREEMENT sets forth terms and conditions of employment, a mutual pledge of efficiency and cooperationcoop­ eration, and recognition of mutual obligations. Your Company will not recognize any other collective bargaining bargain­ ing agency nor enter into any other agreement setting forth foith hours, wages, and conditions of employment as herein defined during the life of this AGREEMENT. Your Company and your Union expect that you will examine this AGREEMENT carefully.”