SIGNATORY CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS Sample Clauses

SIGNATORY CONTRACTOR REQUIREMENTS. Any contractor or his subcontractor at any tier who is a party to agreements for construction work with Local Union(s) having jurisdiction over the type of work being contracted under this AGREEMENT, or party to a National Labor Agreement for such construction work, shall become signatory to this AGREEMENT for all work covered in such contracts or subcontracts. Provision will be made for any such EMPLOYER or subcontractor at any tier to sign and fully comply with this AGREEMENT for all work covered by its contract or subcontracts performed at the site of construction, provided that this SITE STABILIZATION AGREEMENT shall apply within the TERRITORY only. If any EMPLOYER or his subcontractor at any tier who is signatory to this AGREEMENT subcontracts the performance of any work, written provision shall be made within the subcontract for compliance by the subcontractor with all the terms and provisions of this AGREEMENT. In conformity with such obligation, any EMPLOYER or subcontractor shall indicate his acceptance of the terms and conditions of this AGREEMENT as governing work within the TERRITORY by signing the EMPLOYER'S Signature Sheet provided for this purpose and delivering a copy thereof to the COORDINATOR and to the appropriate UNIONS prior to his commencement of any work within the TERRITORY. A signatory contractor's lower tiers must be signatory to the Site Stabilization Agreement and must, therefore, use the hiring hall procedure of the local unions. The UNIONS agree that the provisions, conditions and benefits hereof shall be extended to all EMPLOYERS and subcontractors at any tier insofar as work within the TERRITORY is concerned, provided only that such contractors or subcontractors shall become signatory to this AGREEMENT. Any EMPLOYER, subcontractor, or UNION who becomes a party to this AGREEMENT as provided above shall alone be liable and responsible for his own individual acts and conduct and for any breach or alleged breach of this AGREEMENT by him, and shall not have any imputed responsibility or liability for any breach of another EMPLOYER, subcontractor, or UNION. Any alleged breach of another EMPLOYER, subcontractor, or UNION or any dispute between a UNION and any EMPLOYER, any subcontractor or other UNION respecting compliance with the terms herein shall not affect the rights, responsibilities, obligations, and duties between the UNION, EMPLOYERS or subcontractors at any tier who are party to this AGREEMENT. The liability of the separa...
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