Common use of Statutory Employer Relationship Clause in Contracts

Statutory Employer Relationship. The Parties acknowledge that the services provided for under this Agreement are an integral part of and essential to the ability of Owner to generate the goods, products and services of Owner, and to enable Owner to fulfill its business and commercial contracts, which are the core of its business. By executing this Agreement, Owner undertakes to execute work that is part of its trade, business and occupation. The Parties expressly recognize Owner as the statutory employer of Service Provider’s employees for workers’ compensation purposes, whether those employees be direct employees or statutory employees of Service Provider. Notwithstanding anything in this Section 2.8, Owner remains the joint employer, with Service Provider, of the Seconded Employees, and should any conflict be found between this Section 2.8 and Section 2.7, Section 2.7 shall predominate.

Statutory Employer Relationship. The Parties acknowledge that the services provided for under this Agreement are an integral part of and essential to the ability of Owner to generate the goods, products and services of Owner, and to enable Owner to fulfill its business and commercial contracts, which are the core of its business. By executing this Agreement, Owner undertakes to execute work that is part of its trade, business and occupation. The Parties expressly recognize Owner as the statutory employer of Service Provider’s employees the Seconded Employees for workers’ compensation purposes, whether those employees be direct employees or statutory employees of Service ProviderProvider or its Affiliates. Notwithstanding anything in this Section 2.82.5, Owner remains the joint employer, with Service ProviderProvider or its Affiliates, as applicable, of the Seconded Employees, and should any conflict be found between this Section 2.8 2.5 and Section 2.72.4, Section 2.7 2.4 shall predominate.