OF VESSELS Sample Clauses

OF VESSELS. The Company agrees to issue passes to authorized representatives of the Guild for the purpose of consulting with the Officers aboard vessels of the Company covered by this Agreement in respect to Guild business. Authorized representatives of the Guild may board, and remain on board, the vessels only while they are in port. Arrangements to board a vessel must be made through the Company's office, on reasonable notice. Any Guild representative boarding a vessel must immediatelyreport to the Master or designate. While Guild representatives may confer with Officers,but otherwise may engage in discussion only with the Master in respect of any dispute or grievance. Guild representatives shall not have the right to interfere in any way with the operations of the vessel. The Company upon receiving a waiver, in form satisfactory to the Company, of any claim for any damage resulting any accident or injury in or about Company property, shall thereupon issue a pass to each such representative enabling to board the Company's vessels while in port for the purpose set out in this Section. In the event the Guild withdraws the privilege of boarding Company vessels from the designated Guild representative, the Guild undertakes to the Company to revoke such pass. The Guild representative shall not violate any provision of this Agreement or with the Officers aboard the vessel or retard the work of the vessel, subject to the penalty of revocation of the pass granted by the Company pursuant to this Section. The Company assumes no responsibility for securing passes to or through property owned or controlled by others, but the Company agrees to cooperate with the Guild in securing such passes. Article OFFICERS' DUTIES An Officer shall not be required to perform any duties usually assigned to unlicensed crew members. During all mooring and unmooring operations, Officers shall be assisted by one other person at each station.

OF VESSELS. The Company agrees to issue passes to authorized representatives of the Union for the purpose of consulting with the Employees aboard vessels of the Company covered by this Agreement in respect to Union business. Authorized representatives of the Union may board, and remain on board, the vessels only while they are in port. Arrangements to board a vessel must be made through the Company's office, on reasonable notice. Any Union representative boarding a vessel must immediately report to the Master or designate. While Union representatives may confer with Employees, but otherwise may engage in discussion only with the Master in respect of any dispute or grievance. Union representatives shall not have the right to interfere in any way with the operations of the vessel. The Company upon receiving a waiver, in a form satisfactory to the Company, of any claim for any damage resulting from any accident or injury in or about Company property, shall thereupon issue a pass to each such representative enabling to board the Company's vessels while in port for the purpose set out in this Section. In the event the Union withdraws the privilege of boarding Company vessels from the designated Union representative, the Union undertakes to notify the Company to revoke such pass. The Union representative shall not violate any provision of this Agreement or interfere with the Employees aboard the vessel or retard the work of the vessel, subject to the penalty of revocation of the pass granted by the Company pursuant to this Section. The Company assumes no responsibility for securing passes to or through property owned or controlled by others, but the Company agrees to co-operate with the Union in securing such passes.

OF VESSELS. The Company shall issue boarding passes to authorized representatives of the Guild enabling those representatives to board Company vessels to consult with the aboard in respect to Guild business. The Guild shall submit to the Company the name, address and office of each authorized representative of the Guild for whom the Guild seeks a boarding pass. In addition to consulting with Guild members aboard a vessel, the Guild may discuss with the Master any dispute or grievance, but the Guild shall not interfere in any way with the operation of a Company vessel. As a condition precedent to his receiving a boarding pass each Guild representative shall execute and deliver to the Company a general form of release absolving the Company from all liability for any injury to property, loss of life or personal injury sustained by him while boarding or while aboard a Company vessel or while in or about any property owned by or under the control of the Company.

OF VESSELS. Article 1. The nationality of vessels is determined and regulated by the law of the State which permitted the use of its flag. Proof of this nationality is afforded in the appropriate certificate, lawfully issued by the competent authorities of the said State.