Maintenance Rate Sample Clauses

Maintenance Rate. The "maintenance rate" is only to be applied to “maintenance contracts” of one year or more. The wage rate applied shall be ten per cent (10%) less than the construction hourly wage rate. Implementation of the “maintenance rate” is to be agreed upon with the employee(s) affected before it is applied. Prior to implementation, an employer who wishes to apply the “maintenance rate” shall notify the Union Representative of the contract it is to apply to, how long the contract is for and which employee(s) will be affected. Such a request will be subject to review by the Union to determine if the “maintenance rate” is warranted.
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Maintenance Rate. A “maintenance rate” shall be established as follows: The “maintenance rate” is only to be applied to "maintenance contracts" of one year or more. The wage rate applied shall be 10% less than the construction hourly wage rate. Implementation of the "maintenance rate" is to be agreed upon with the employee(s) affected before it is applied. Prior to implementation, an employer who wishes to apply the "maintenance rate" shall notify the Union Representative of the contract it is to apply to, how long the contract is for and which employee(s) will be affected. Such a request will be subject to review by the Union to determine if the "maintenance rate" is warranted. Journeyman Rate: The base journeyman hourly rate indicated in the Collective Agreement is understood to be a minimum. The Employer has the discretion to pay an employee above that minimum. Probationary Employees Probationary employees will receive one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) less than the applicable Journeyman rate. The probationary rate and the xxxxxxx premium are understood to be a minimum. Working Xxxxxxx Working Foremen will be entitled to one dollar ($1.00) per hour more than the applicable Journeyman rate. Electricians Apprentices shall be paid the following minimum rate: 1st Period 40% of journeyman's rate 2nd Period 50% of journeyman's rate 3rd Period 60% of journeyman's rate 4th Period 70% of journeyman's rate 5th Period 80% of journeyman's rate Tools The employees shall supply their own hand tools. The Employer will provide power tools for which the employees shall be responsible. Between and LETTER OF AGREEMENT #1 D.D. MAC ELECTRIC LTD CONSTRUCTION WORKERS LOCAL 6 affiliated with the CHRISTIAN LABOUR ASSOCIATION OF CANADA RE: EXCESS HOURS & OVERTIME AVERAGING AGREEMENT Pursuant to the ONTARIO EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS ACT, 2000 The purpose of this Letter is to modify article 8 of the Collective Agreement in accordance with the Employment Standards Act, 2000 (the Act), and pursuant to section 7 of the Act. This Letter shall apply to all employees covered by this Collective Agreement. Notwithstanding Article 8 of the Collective Agreement, the Employer and Union agree that this Letter will cover the employees’ hours of work and entitlement to overtime. If there is any conflict between the Collective Agreement and this Letter, it is agreed that the Letter shall prevail.
Maintenance Rate. For large jobs of a maintenance nature or for insulation refit etc. a special rate of 90% of the base Journeyman “A” rate will apply. These terms will only be applied if the job is of ten (10) working days or more.
Maintenance Rate. For large jobs of a maintenance nature or for insulation refit etc. a special rate of ninety (90%) percent will apply. These terms will only be applied if the job is of ten (10) working days or more.
Maintenance Rate. A "maintenance rate" shall be established as follows: The "maintenance rate" is only to be applied to “maintenance contracts” of one year or more. The wage rate applied shall be ten percent (10%) less than the construction hourly wage rate. Implementation of the "maintenance rate" is to be agreed upon with the employee(s) affected before it is applied. Prior to implementation, an employer who wishes to apply the "maintenance rate" shall notify the union representative of the contract it is to apply to, how long the contract is for and which employee(s) will be affected. Such a request will be subject to review by the union to determine if the “maintenance rate” is warranted. Electrician Apprentices shall be paid the following minimum rate: 1st Period 40% of journeyman's rate plus 10% vacation pay plus benefits. 2nd Period 50% of journeyman's rate plus 10% vacation pay plus benefits. 3rd Period 60% of journeyman's rate plus 10% vacation pay plus benefits. 4th Period 70% of journeyman's rate plus 10% vacation pay plus benefits. 5th Period 80% of journeyman's rate plus 10% vacation pay plus benefits. Note: Regarding non indentured apprentices. During the first (90) calendar days of employment non indentured employees may be paid an hourly rate as set by the Employer, plus four percent (4%) vacation pay. After ninety (90) days, minimum rates as set out for apprentices (including vacation pay and benefits) shall apply. Note: Students may be employed to do general clean up and labour work (non- electrical) at an hourly rate as set by the Employer and the Employment
Maintenance Rate. ESTA shall pay the TOWN for vehicle maintenance services for vehicles owned by ESTA at the rate set forth in Attachment “D” as it may be amended from time to time.
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