Common use of Notices between Employer and Union Clause in Contracts

Notices between Employer and Union. Any notice required to be given to the Employer under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed to it at its registered address. Any notice to be given to the Union under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed to the Secretary of the Union at its registered address.

Notices between Employer and Union. Any notice required to be given to the Employer or to the Local Union under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed hand to it at its registered addressa Union Representative or a Management Representative. Any notice to be given to the International Union under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed to the Secretary of the Union at its registered address.

Notices between Employer and Union. Any notice required to be given to the Employer under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed to it at its registered address. Any notice to be given to the Union under the terms of this Agreement will be given by registered mail addressed to the Secretary President of the Union at its registered address.