Incentive Schedule Sample Clauses

Incentive Schedule. For each new job created at 115% or more of the average county wage, the incentive amount is $3,000 per new job. • For each new job created at 150% or more of the average county wage, the incentive amount is $4,000 per new job. • For each new job created at 200% or more of the average county wage, the incentive amount is $5,000 per new job. • For each new job created and filled by the City resident, there will be a bonus $2,000 incentive paid. • For each new job created and filled by a resident of the South St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Area, there will be a bonus $3,000 incentive paid. • The residential bonus incentives are not cumulative.
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Incentive Schedule. Apprentices shall suffer no reduction in hourly wage upon entering the program. Apprentices shall receive an hourly increase of fifty cents ($0.50) upon successful completion of each level until completing the Program. Should an Apprentice discontinue participation in the Program, they shall return to the appropriate wage rate in their prior job classification.
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