Work Preservation Fund Sample Clauses

Work Preservation Fund. 1. There has been created a separate and independent entity, the Work Preservation Fund, Inc., ("Work Preservation Fund") organized pursuant to the laws of the State of California, as a non-profit California Corporation. The purposes for which this corporation is formed are to expand the work and jobs available to signatory Employers and employees, and to advance and preserve the industry by promoting high standards and fair competition. These purposes are consistent with those established under the authority of the Labor-Management Cooperation Act of 1978, U.S.C. Section 175(a) and 29 U.S.C. Section 186(c)(9).
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Work Preservation Fund. For reasons of traditional policy as well as law, Employee Agencies have maintained a policy of financial independence and there is no intention of the parties to devote any of the Work Preservation Fund contributions provided for herein, to the operation of any of the Employee Agencies or any of their Representatives.
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Work Preservation Fund. There has been created a separate and independent entity, the Work Preservation Fund organized pursuant to the laws of the State of California, as a non- profit California Corporation. The purposes for which this corporation is formed are to expand the work and job opportunities available to signatory Employers and employees, and to advance and preserve the industry by promoting high standards and fair competition. These purposes are consistent with those established under the authority of the Labor Management Cooperation Act of 1978, USC Section 175(a) and 29 USC Section 186(c)(9). The affairs of the Work Preservation Fund are governed by a Board of Directors comprised of equal members representing labor and management.
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Work Preservation Fund. 1. There has been created a separate and independent entity, the Painting and Drywall Work Preservation Fund organized pursuant to the laws of the State of California, as a non-profit California Corporation. The purposes for which this corporation is formed are to expand the work and job available to signatory Employers and employees, and to advance and preserve the industry by promoting high standards and fair competition. These purposes are consistent with those established under the authority of the Labor Management Cooperation Act of 1978, USC Section 175 (a) and 29 USC Section 186 (c) (9).
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Work Preservation Fund. The Union and the Association as a product of collective bargaining negotiations, agree to institute and continue in effect during the term of this agreement, the Work Preservation Fund. The Fund will be funded solely from Union dues contributed by employees who perform work under this agreement or under other Collective Bargaining Agreements with the Union. The Union shall have sole discretion concerning funding levels and all other facets of the operations. The District Council is hereby authorized to allocate a percentage of the administrative dues check-off to a separate fund entitled the “Work Preservation Fund” during the term of this Agreement to be utilized exclusively in the area of jurisdiction of this agreement without further action being taken by the bargaining unit members or the signatory employers. The current contribution on March 31, 202317 to this fund is ($.20) hr.
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Work Preservation Fund. For reasons of traditional policy as well as law, Employee Agencies have maintained a policy of financial independence and there is no intention of the parties to devote any of the Work Preservation Fund contributions provided for herein, to the operation of any of the Employee Agencies or any of their Representatives. There has been created a separate and independent entity, the Work Preservation Fund, Inc., organized pursuant to the laws of the State of California, as a non-profit California Corporation. The purposes for which this corporation is formed, are to help to achieve and maintain maximum employment and good workmanship in the painting, decorating, and drywall industries by seeking to expand the work and jobs available to employers and employees, and to help promote the advancement and preservation of the painting, decorating and drywall industries. The purposes stated above are achieved through the establishment of the Work Preservation Fund, Inc. as a Labor-Management Cooperation Committee under the authority of the Labor- Management Cooperation Act of 1978, U.S.C. Section 175 (a) and 29, U.S.C. Section 186 (c)(9). The affairs of the Corporation are governed by a Board of Directors representing both labor and management elected by a majority vote of the Board of Directors of the Work Preservation Fund, Inc. Pursuant to and under the terms of this Agreement, the Bay Area Painters and Tapers Trust Fund office shall collect such contributions for the Work Preservation Fund and shall thereafter each month, forward said monies to the Work Preservation Fund, a California non-profit corporation. Appropriate records shall be kept and maintained by both, the Bay Area Painters and Tapers Trust Funds and the Work Preservation Fund as to the collection, transmittal and amounts of funds collected on forms to be provided exclusive by the Trust Funds. The signatory hereto and all employers becoming bound, hereby designate and appoint the present Directors and their duly selected successors as their representatives on such Trust Funds. The parties to this Agreement may, by mutual consent discontinue this fund at any time or as renegotiated and in that event the hourly contributions will be added to the hourly wage rate.
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Work Preservation Fund. To create a resource for the preservation of SEIU jobs and essential City services, the City and the Union agree to create a Work Preservation Fund (WPF) for fiscal year 2003-2004. The Union shall contribute to the Fund as follows:
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Work Preservation Fund. There has been created a separate and independent entity, the Work Preservation Fund organized pursuant to the laws of the State of California, as a non-profit California Corporation. The purposes for which this corporation is formed are to expand the work and job opportunities available to signatory employers and employees, and to advance and preserve the industry by promoting high standards and fair competition. These purposes are consistent with those established under the authority of the Labor Management Cooperation Act of 1978, USC Section 175(a) and 29 USC Section 186(c)(9). The affairs of the Work Preservation Fund are governed by a Board of Directors comprised of equal members representing labor and management. The Employer shall be obligated to pay the Work Preservation Fund eight cents ($0.08) on each employee covered under this Agreement for each hour worked. Pursuant to and under the terms of this Agreement, the Trust Funds Administrator shall collect such contributions for the Work Preservation Fund and shall thereafter each month forward said monies to the Work Preservation Fund. Appropriate records shall be kept and maintained by both the Trust Funds Administrator and the Work Preservation Fund as to the collection, transmittal and amounts of funds collected on forms to be provided exclusively by the Trust Funds Administrator. The parties agree that the contributions shall be transmitted to the Trust Funds Administrator. The contribution rate shall be set forth in Schedule A and shall be paid on all hours worked.
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Work Preservation Fund. For reasons of traditional policy as well as law, Em- ployee Agencies have maintained a policy of financial independence and there is no intention of the parties to devote any of the Work Preservation Fund contributions provided for herein, to the operation of any of the Em- ployee Agencies or any of their Representatives.
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