Common use of RECOGNITION AND SCOPE OF AGREEMENT Clause in Contracts

RECOGNITION AND SCOPE OF AGREEMENT. 1. The Company recognizes the Union, in accordance with Section 9(a) of the National Labor Relations Act, as the exclusive representative for the purposes of collective bargaining in respect to rates of pay, wages and other conditions of employment, of all Aircraft Inspectors, Aircraft Mechanics - Fixed - Wing, Aircraft Mechanics - Helicopters, Sheetmetal Mechanics, Aircraft Avionics/Electrical Mechanics, GSE Mechanics, Fuelers, Linepersons, Line Service Technicians, Utility workers, and Stockpersons, Account Analyst, Accounting Clerk, Accounting Clerk A, Administrative Secretary, Receptionist/Typist, Clerk-Typist, Lead Customer Service Representative, Customer Service Representative and Janitor of the Company. All professional employees and Watchmen, Guards, Salespersons, Pilots, Departmental Secretary and all Supervisors are excluded from the bargaining unit. 2. The Company agrees that the dismantling, assembling, repairing, painting, modification of aircraft, aircraft engines and aircraft accessories, including aircraft radio equipment, aircraft electrical systems, heating systems, hydraulic systems, air conditioning and pressurization systems, automotive maintenance and machine tool work within the capabilities of the Company's facilities and its employees, and including the servicing, cleaning and polishing of airplanes and parts thereof, driving of fuel trucks and distribution of fuel, lubricants, oil and fluids, the handling, receiving, shipping, storing, and distribution of parts and all related material within the Company's facility commensurate with the capabilities of the Company's facilities and its employees, and including the accounting, secretarial, material, typing, receptionist and operations as described in Article VI, and all related clerical work within the Company's facility commensurate with the capabilities of the Company's facilities and its employees, and including the accounting, secretarial, material, typing, receptionist and operations as described in Article VI, and all related clerical work within the Company's facility commensurate with the capabilities of the Company's facilities and its employees, is recognized as coming within the jurisdiction of this Agreement. 3. The Union and the Company agree that in the event Atlantic aviation aircraft mechanics covered by this agreement are performing work on aircraft and additional aircraft mechanic work is needed on other aircraft the Company shall have the right to subcontract suchwork. 4. In the event the Company should obtain contracts or other business which may require special job classifications, the Union will meet with the Company for the purpose of determining the necessary special job classifications required to accomplish work.