Common use of No Sub-Contracting Clause in Contracts

No Sub-Contracting. a. The Employer may not subcontract with third parties for the performance of work within the scope of this Agreement, unless the Employer determines that insufficient qualified Employees are available in the market or special skills or equipment is needed and cannot be supplied by the Union. Before subcontracting, the Employer shall give notice to the Union of such intended changes and the opportunity to discuss the situation before implementation. b. The Employer shall inform the Union of subcontracting needs at least thirty (30) days before implementation or as soon as practicable if changes are to be made with less than thirty (30) days’ notice. Prior to implementing substantive changes in past practices with respect to staffing/xxxxxxx requirements or to subcontracting, the Employer shall give notice of such intended changes and the opportunity to discuss the situation prior to implementation. The requirements of this paragraph are not applicable to subcontracting caused by equipment limitations.

No Sub-Contracting. a. 1. The Employer employer may not subcontract with third parties for the performance of work within the scope of this Agreement, unless the Employer determines that insufficient qualified Employees are available in the market or special skills or equipment is needed and cannot be supplied by the UnionEmployer. Before subcontracting, the Employer shall give notice to the Union of such intended changes and the opportunity to discuss the situation before implementation. b. 2. The Employer shall inform the Union of subcontracting needs at least thirty (30) days before implementation or as soon as practicable if changes are to be made with less than thirty (30) days’ notice. Prior to implementing substantive changes in past practices with respect to staffing/xxxxxxx requirements or to subcontracting, the Employer shall give notice of such intended changes and the opportunity to discuss the situation prior to implementation. The requirements of this paragraph are not applicable to subcontracting caused by equipment limitations.