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8 <br />representing the party of the second part, and the foreman, representing the party of the first part, such <br />difference of opinion or dispute shall be referred to and considered by a representative of the individual <br />contractor and the Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters. if this procedure fails of a <br />satisfactory and prompt adjustment of the difference of opinion or dispute it shall be immediately referred <br />to a Board consisting of two (2) members, one to be appointed by the "Employer" and one by the <br />"Council". If within forty-eight (48) houl s after such difference or dispute is referred to the Board, as so <br />constituted, and tile), are unable to reach a, decision, the Board shall appoint a third (3rd) member within a <br />reasonable time not to exceed twenty-four (24) hours after such difference of opinion or dispute is <br />submitted, the Board, as so constituted, shall request the Director of the Federal Mediation and <br />Conciliation Service to appoint an impartial third (3`d) member. A decision of the Board shall be binding <br />on both parties. Nothing herein contained shall prevent an employee from presenting his individual <br />grievance, as provided for and guaranteed by the Labor Management Relations Act of 1947. <br />b) it is agreed that the Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters will not authorize nor <br />recognize a work stoppage which arises out of a dispute between other unions or other unions and a third <br />party. <br />ARTICLE XIH <br />JURISDICTIONAL DISPUTES — OTHER WORK STOPPAGE <br />Should a jurisdictional dispute arise between the second party and any other union or unions on any work of the <br />first party, such dispute shall be promptly settled by the unions affected. In the event no such settlement can be <br />reached, the contractor who has the responsibility for the performance and installation of such disputed work shall <br />make a specific assignment of the work. <br />It is agreed that there shall be no stoppage of work on the job while the jurisdictional dispute is pending or being <br />settled, provided no Employer will assign employees to perform work contrary to decisions or agreements of <br />record, or established trade practice. It is further agreed that all jurisdictional disputes shall be referred to the <br />respective International Presidents of the Unions involved for a decision and the parties of this Agreement shall <br />abide by such decisions. <br />ARTICLE XIV <br />SUBCONTRACTORS <br />Any contractor who sublets any of his work on any project he has in the territory covered by this Agreement shall <br />sublet same subject to the terms of this Agreement. <br />ARTICLE XV <br />APPRENTICES <br />Section 1. Both parties signatory hereto agree to abide by the approved certified standards and rule of the <br />Indiana/Kentucky/Ohio Regional Council of Carpenters Joint Apprenticeship and Training Fund. One (1) <br />apprentice for three (3) journeymen shall be the established ratio unless mutually agreed by both panties. In the <br />event apprentices are not available in the jurisdiction of the local Joint Apprenticeship Committees, both parties <br />agree to cooperate and expend every effort to comply with interpretations of statutory law. <br />Section 2. A Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee consisting of Employer representatives and <br />employee representatives shall be selected by the parties to this and other Agreements to formulate standards of <br />Apprenticeship in conformance with the standards of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of <br />16 <br />