Common use of Supersedence Clause in Contracts

Supersedence. The express provisions of this Agreement supersede any conflicting provisions of (1) collective bargaining agreements from which unit members rights or benefits have previously been derived, and (2) any prior practice, written or unwritten, governing the conditions of employment of one or more bargaining unit members. This agreement SHALL NOT be construed in any manner, which allows it to supersede the City Charter, the City Ordinances as written and in effect at the time of executing of this contract.

Supersedence. The express provisions of this Agreement agreement supersede any conflicting provisions of of: (1) collective bargaining bargaining, agreements from which unit members members’ rights or benefits have previously been derived, and (2) any prior practice, written or unwritten, governing the conditions of employment of one or more bargaining unit members. This agreement SHALL NOT be construed in any manner, manner which allows it to supersede the City Charter, or the City Ordinances as written and in effect at the time of executing the executions of this the contract.