Common use of Self-Service and Service Clause in Contracts

Self-Service and Service. A self-service market is one in which fresh beef, veal, lamb, mutton or pork are available for sale on a pre-packaged self-service basis. It is agreed that any market which is operated on a par­ tially service and partially self-service basis shall be classified as a self-service market if any fresh beef, veal, lamb, mutton or pork are made available for sale on a pre-packaged self-service basis, even though there is also a service counter offering custom cutting for those who prefer it. Such semi-self-service market shall be considered a self-service market subject to the terms and conditions and wage scale contained in this Contract. In the event of any dispute as to whether a meat market shall be classed as a service market or a self-service market subject to the terms and condition of this Contract, the decision of the Union shall be binding unless and until said decision has been set aside by any arbitration proceedings had pursuant to the terms of this Contract; provided, how­ ever, that either party may require that such dispute be submitted to arbitration forth­ with. It is further agreed that this retail con­ tract shall govern the hours, wages and other conditions of employment in both service and self-service meat markets with one ex­ ception (clean up time in service markets), which is noted in Sec. 4.1(B).

Self-Service and Service. A self-service market is one in which fresh beef, veal, lamb, mutton or pork are available for sale on a pre-packaged self-service basis. It is agreed that any market which is operated on a par­ tially service and partially self-service basis shall be classified as a self-service market if any fresh beef, veal, lamb, mutton or pork are made available for sale on a pre-packaged self-service basis, even though there is also a service counter offering custom cutting for those who prefer it. Such semi-self-service market shall be considered a self-service market subject to the terms and conditions and wage scale contained in this Contract. In the event of any dispute as to whether a meat market shall be classed as a service market or a self-service market subject to the terms and condition of this Contract, the decision of the Union shall be binding unless and until said decision has been set aside by any arbitration proceedings had pursuant to the terms of this Contract; provided, how­ ever, that either party may require that such dispute be submitted to arbitration forth­ with. It is further agreed that this retail con­ tract shall govern the hours, wages and other conditions of employment in both service and self-service meat markets with one ex­ ception (clean up time in service markets), which is noted in Sec. 4.1(B4.1 (B ).