Common use of Recognition by Union Clause in Contracts

Recognition by Union. The Union recognizes the “Employer” as the ex- clusive bargaining agent for all members for whom it holds bargaining rights as outlined in Appendix “A” and for any other employers from whom the Union obtains bargaining rights during the life of this Agree- ment.

Recognition by Union. The Union recognizes the “"Employer” " as the ex- clusive exclu- sive bargaining agent for all members for membersfor whom it holds bargaining rights as outlined in Appendix “"A” " and for any other employers from whom the Union obtains bargaining bar- gaining rights during the life of this Agree- mentAgreement.

Recognition by Union. The Union recognizes the “Employer” as the ex- clusive exclu- sive bargaining agent for all members for whom it holds bargaining rights as outlined in Appendix “A” and for any other employers from whom the Union obtains bargaining bar- gaining rights during the life of this Agree- mentAgreement.

Recognition by Union. The Union recognizes the “"Employer” " as the ex- clusive exclusive bargaining agent for all members for whom it holds bargaining rights as outlined in Appendix “"A” " and for any other employers from whom the Union obtains bargaining rights during the life of this Agree- mentAgreement.