AGREEMENT BOOKLETS Sample Clauses

The 'Agreement Booklets' clause defines the requirement for providing or referencing a booklet or document that contains the full terms and conditions of the agreement. In practice, this clause ensures that all parties receive a comprehensive booklet, either in physical or electronic form, which consolidates the contract's provisions, schedules, and any referenced documents. This approach helps ensure that all contractual obligations and rights are clearly communicated and easily accessible, thereby reducing misunderstandings and disputes over the agreement's content.
AGREEMENT BOOKLETS. The Union and the Hospital will jointly bear the costs of a printed Collective Agreement.
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AGREEMENT BOOKLETS. The Company shall provide each employee covered by this Agreement a copy of the Agreement within sixty (60) days of final Union acceptance. New hires shall be provided a copy of this Agreement upon their acceptance in the Company.
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AGREEMENT BOOKLETS. X.01 The Employer will provide electronic copies of the Collective Agreement and distribute to all bargaining unit employees.
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AGREEMENT BOOKLETS. The Port Authority, at its sole expense, shall furnish the Union with six hundred (600) copies of this Memorandum of Agreement within sixty (60) days after the execution of this Memorandum of Agreement.
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