UNION REGOGNITION Sample Clauses

UNION REGOGNITION. It is mutually agreed, understood and acknowledged that the Heat & Frost Insulators & Asbestos Workers Local Union No. 127 is the sole and exclusive bargaining representative of the Insulation Employees covered by this Agreement. Upon the Union’s request for recognition as majority representative, the Employer verified the evidence presented by the Union demonstrating that the Union represents an uncoerced majority of the Employer’s insulation employees. Based on this clear and unequivocal demonstration of majority support, the Employer recognizes the Union as the sole and exclusive bargaining representative and acknowledges that the Union represents a majority of employees employed to perform bargaining unit work as referenced in the National Labor Relations Act Title 29, Chapter 7, Sub II Section 9(a).
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