Examples of Date of Hire in a sentence
Date of hire through Year 4 1.00 working day per month Start of Year 5 through Year 9 1.25 working days per month Start of Year 10 through Year 14 1.50 working days per month Start of Year 15 through Year 19 1.75 working days per month Start of Year 20 and beyond 2.25 working days per month Unused vacation leave may be accumulated to a total of twenty-four (24) working days.
Date of hire with the District will determine seniority and all accrual levels, i.e. vacation, longevity pay, etc.
Maintenance Person will be paid as follows: Date of hire to 6 months from date of hire 35% of Journeyperson 6 months from date of hire – 1 year from date of hire 50% of Journeyperson 1 year from date of hire – 2 years from date of hire 65% of Journeyperson.
O-15:01 An employee hired and placed into the Apprentice Program, with intent to becoming a Journeyperson, will be paid and shall progress as follows: Date of hire – 6 months from date of hire Starting rate as per Ministry of Labour, 40% of Journeyperson for Lineperson, Serviceperson, Meter Tech., and Substation Tech.