reasonable time frame, any documentation that would beneeded to validate the requirements of this Section, including,but not limited to Articles of Incorporation, Certificates of GoodStanding, and any applicable tax records.
8. Force Majeure.
Neither Primary Supplier nor SecondarySupplier shall be responsible for failure or delay in assigning itsemployees to Customer if such failure or delay is due to labor disputes or strikes, fire, riots, war, acts of God, or any other causes beyond their control.
9. Labor Organizations.
Under no circumstances willSecondary Supplier enter into any agreement or understandingwith any union organization affecting any Primary Supplier employee assigned to Customer hereunder. In the eventSecondary Supplier enters into any collective bargainingagreement covering Secondary Supplier employees assignedto Customer, it is understood and agreed that SecondarySupplier shall have sole control and responsibility for and willbe sole signatory under and connected with all such labor negotiations, grievances, collective bargaining agreements,and related labor matters.
10. Assignment and Subcontracting
. Secondary Supplier may not assign or subcontract performance of this Agreement,in whole or in part, without the prior written consent of PrimarySupplier, which consent may be withheld in the sole andabsolute discretion of Primary Supplier. This Agreement shallbe binding upon and inure to the benefit of the parties hereto,their successors, heirs and assigns, as permitted.
11. Term.
The term of this Agreement shall correspond to theterm as set forth in the Primary Agreement between PrimarySupplier and Customer and can be canceled by SecondarySupplier only in accordance with the terms of said PrimaryAgreement. Primary Supplier reserves the right to terminatethis Agreement upon not less than five (5) days’ prior notice atany time without cause during the term of this Agreement.
12. Confidentiality.
During the performance of thisAgreement it may be necessary for the parties to provideconfidential and/or proprietary information to each other. Theparties agree that such information will be held in strictconfidence by the receiving party and will not be disclosed bythe receiving party to any third party or used by the receivingparty for its own purposes, except to the extent that suchdisclosure or use is necessary in the performance by thereceiving party of its obligations under this Agreement. Noinformation shall be subject to the protections of this section if such information is:(a)or becomes publicly available;(b)released by the disclosing party to any onewithout restriction;(c)or becomes known or developed by thereceiving party independently of the confidential and/or proprietary information of the other party; or (d)released in response to a subpoena, courtorder or other legal process.Neither party shall be liable, however, for the inadvertent or accidental disclosure of such information if such disclosureoccurs despite the exercise of the same degree of care assuch party normally takes to preserve and safeguard its ownproprietary information. All writings or documents which containinformation subject to the protections of this section will bereturned by the receiving party upon request of the disclosingparty.
13. Good Faith.
It is understood that all parties will operate ingood faith. It is further understood by the Secondary Supplier that the Primary Supplier will serve, in effect, as the“Customer,” and that all correspondence, communication,transmittal and communiqués, both verbal and non-verbal, willtake place between the Secondary Supplier and the PrimarySupplier, and that the Secondary Supplier is in no waypermitted or allowed to contact Primary Supplier’s Customer,including marketing activity, without the prior knowledge andconsent of Primary Supplier. This is in effect during the term of this Agreement and for a period of one (1) year thereafter.
14. Non-interference with Business Relations.
During theterm of this Agreement and for a period of one (1) year thereafter, Secondary Supplier shall not (i) do anything,intentionally or otherwise, to discredit or otherwise injure thereputation or goodwill of Primary Supplier; or (ii) in any wayinterfere with the relationship of Primary Supplier with anycustomer, employee, independent contractor, engineer or business relation.
15. Restrictive-Covenant Conversion/Right to Hire
.Secondary Supplier agrees that during the term of thisAgreement and for a period of one year thereafter, thatSecondary Supplier will not solicit or attempt to hire anyemployee of Primary Supplier
or Customer
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SecondarySupplier understands that violation of this provision wouldcause severe financial hardships and irreparable harm and thatPrimary Supplier and/or Customer would be entitled toinjunctive relief, damages, and other available remedies.
16. Covenant Not To Compete.
Secondary Supplier agreesthat during the term of this Agreement and for one year after the termination of this Agreement, neither Secondary Supplier nor any of its personnel assigned to perform services will beassigned by Secondary Supplier to work for any company or organization which is or will be competing with Customer in thespecific application in which Customer is engaged during theterm of this Agreement.
17. Contract Terms and Conditions.
Secondary Supplier agrees that the terms, conditions, rules and proceduresoutlined in Primary Supplier’s Agreement with Customer willapply to Secondary Supplier and its employees while onassignment at Customer. Primary Supplier will informSecondary Supplier concerning applicable terms, conditions,rules and procedures from time to time. In addition, SecondarySupplier warrants that it will waive any and all liquidationand/or conversion fees to Primary Supplier or Customer.
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