Common use of UNION COOPERATION Clause in Contracts

UNION COOPERATION. The Union agrees that it recognizes it is in the best interests of both parties for it to encourage its members, individually and collective- ly, to perform loyal and efficient work and will use all reasonable efforts to that end. The Company will not request or require from any employees any more than a reasonable performance.

UNION COOPERATION. The Union agrees that it recognizes it is in the best interests of both parties for it to encourage its members, individually individual and collective- lycollectively, to perform loyal and efficient work and will use all reasonable efforts to that end. The Company will not request or require from any employees any more than a reasonable performance.

UNION COOPERATION. The Union agrees that it recognizes it is in the best interests of both parties for it to encourage its members, individually and collective- lyxx, to perform loyal and efficient work and will use all reasonable efforts to that end. The Company will not request or require from any employees any more than a reasonable performance.

UNION COOPERATION. The Union agrees that it recognizes it is in the best interests of both parties for it to encourage its members, individually and collective- lycollectively, to perform loyal and efficient work and will use all reasonable efforts to that end. The Company will not request or require from any employees any more than a reasonable performance.

UNION COOPERATION. The Union agrees that it recognizes it is in the best interests of both parties for it to encourage its members, individually and collective- lycollective­ly, to perform loyal and efficient work and will use all reasonable efforts to that end. The Company will not request or require from any employees any more than a reasonable performance.