Common use of NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS Clause in Contracts

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty (50) years; is an organization whose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement with any other Association or other Organization representing Employers as a group covering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreement.

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' Association Contractors’Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty forty (5040) years; is an organization whose organizationwhose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement with any other Association or other Organization representing Organizationrepresenting Employers as a group covering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreement.

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' ’ Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty forty (5040) years; is an organization whose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement with any other Association association or other Organization representing Employers as a group covering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreement.,

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' thatthe Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty forty (5040) years; is an organization whose organizationwhose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement with Agreementwith any otherassociationor other Association or other Organization representing Employers OrganizationrepresentingEmployers as a group covering groupcovering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreement.

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty (50) years; is an organization whose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement with any other Association or other Organization representing Employers as a group covering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreement.

NO OTHER ASSOCIATIONS. The Union recognizes that the Masonry Contractors' Association of Toronto Inc. has been representing Employers engaged in bricklaying for over fifty forty (5040) years; is an organization whose membership is open to all Employers engaged in bricklaying and that it plays an important role in stabilizing the industry. Because of this, the Union agrees, unless required to do so by law, it will not recognize or enter into a Collective Agreement collective agreement with any other Association association or other Organization organization representing Employers as a group covering work of the type covered by this Collective Agreementcollective agreement.