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Article 20ARTICLE 20.JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTES(a) In the event that any dispute should arise between any Local Unions, partiesto this Agreement, Supplements or Riders thereto, or between any Local Union, party tothis Agreement, Supplements or Riders thereto, and any other Union relating tojurisdiction over employees or operations covered by such Agreements, the Employerand the Local Union(s) agree to accept and comply with the decision or settlement ofthe Unions or Union bodies which have the authority to determine such dispute, andsuch disputes shall not be submitted to arbitration under this Agreement or under anyLocal Supplement and/or Rider.(b) The Employer will be notified by the Local Union of the existence of any suchjurisdictional dispute which may create Pension Fund withdrawal liabilities for theEmployer. In those cases, the Employer shall be permitted to provide relevantinformation on that potential liability. In no event shall this provision create any financialliability for the International Union or its affiliates.(c) Such disputes shall not be submitted by any party thereto, or affectedthereby, to legal or administrative agency proceedings for determination. Pending suchdetermination, the Employer shall not be precluded from seeking appropriate legal oradministrative relief against work stoppages or picketing in furtherance of such dispute.ARTICLE 21.MULTI-EMPLOYER, MULTI-UNION UNITAttached to this Agreement as Appendix A is a list of the Employers that are membersof the National Automobile Transporters Labor Division and, prior to the negotiation ofthis Agreement, authorized the Association to negotiate and sign this 2008-2011collective bargaining agreement covering all of their terminals and operations. TheseEmployers participate in the multi-employer, multi-union bargaining unit established bythis National Master Agreement and the Supplements thereto.The parties further agree to participate in joint negotiations of any modification orrenewal of this National Master Agreement and Supplements thereto, and to remain apart of the multi-employer, multi-union bargaining unit set forth in such renewedAgreement and Supplements.56
Article 22ARTICLE 22.NEW BUSINESSSection 1.The Employers and Local Unions agree that for the life of this Agreement and in aneffort to secure additional traffic previously unavailable to the bargaining unit thefollowing “new business” concept is adopted.“New business” may include but not be limited to off rail traffic, secondary market traffic,or traffic secured from a non-Teamster represented employer or entity provided it hasnot been handled by a Teamster represented employer or entity for one (1) year. “Newbusiness” shall not include traffic that has been handled by any Teamster representedemployer during the term of this Agreement. This provision shall not apply to traffic thatis known or anticipated to be temporary in nature except as otherwise provided for inSection 5.It is understood that any and all previously agreed to Competitive Agreements shallremain in effect with all rights unimpaired unless mutually agreed to the contrarybetween the parties involved in the specific Competitive Agreement. This shall includeall monetary increases negotiated in this Agreement. Disputes arising under anypreviously approved Competitive Agreement shall be subject to the grievanceprocedure outlined in Article 7. In cases of one-sided competitives a Local Union whodoes not participate will have a one time opportunity to opt in to that competitiveprovided they opt in under the same conditions of the existing competitive.Section 2.On all traffic defined as “new business” within the meaning of this Article, the wagerates will be set forth in the respective Supplemental Agreements.Section 3.On trips defined as “new business” within the meaning of this Article, the following shallapply:1. In the Central/Southern and Eastern Supplemental Areas the “new business”will pay the full rate on the longest leg and the running mile rate on the shortest leg ontwo-way trips. In addition, one-half of all deadheaded miles shall be paid at the runningmile rate. Drivers’ pay for both legs of this two-way haul plus deadhead mileage payshall not exceed the full/frozen rate for said trips, except that the total mileage pay forthe entire trip must be no less than the equivalent of fifty percent (50%) of the totalmiles traveled at the full multi-car rate. (i.e.: not less than the full running mile rate)57
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