COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS Sample Clauses

COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in Rule 17.01 and for pension purposes effective from the date of this contract, but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate. Those Port Engineers who are residents of the State of Alaska shall receive a cost of living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following: $601.02 Per Pay Period in Pay Status
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 and for pension purposes effective April 1, 1988, but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following schedule: CHIEF ENGINEERS $651.04 Per Pay Period in Pay Status ASSISTANT ENGINEERS Job Classification Per Pay Period in Pay Status First Assistant $ 556.75 Second Assistant $ 527.38 Third Assistant $ 503.57
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 and for pension purposes effective April 1, 1988, but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following schedule: CHIEF ENGINEERS $601.02 Per Pay Period in Pay Status ASSISTANT ENGINEERS Job Classification Per Pay Period in Pay Status Firsts $518.10 Seconds $483.78 Thirds $453.80
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 (A) and for pension purposes but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following schedule: Job Classification Per Pay Period in Pay Status Chief Engineer 651.04 First Assistant 556.75 Second Assistant 527.38 Third Assistant 503.57
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 and for pension purposes effective April 1, 1988, but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to Appendix A:
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 and for pension purposes effective April 1, 1988, but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following schedule: CHIEF ENGINEERS $651.04 Per Pay Period in Pay Status ASSISTANT ENGINEERS Job Classification Per Pay Period in Pay Status First Assistant $ 556.75 Second Assistant $ 527.38 Third Assistant $ 503.57 Effective December 31, 2016, the M/V Tustumena COLD rate per pay period in pay status will be per the December 31, 2016 Salary Schedule (Appendix A, and found on the State of Alaska Division of Finance Webpage). Referencing Art. 17.05, the Tustumena rate will revert to the Kennicott pay schedule on July 1, 2016. Chief Engineer 601.02 First Assistant 518.10 Second Assistant 483.78 Third Assistant 453.80 (B) Cost of Living Differential (COLD) payments are a geographical differential which reflects the difference in the cost of living in Alaska and Seattle, Washington. An employee establishes eligibility for COLD payments by establishing and maintaining his or her primary place of abode within the State. An employee working in a pay period in which the employee has also worked in a classification covered by another labor agreement will have COLD payments subtracted from the COLD due under Rule 17.02. The total COLD compensation received from the two work assignments, combined, in the same pay period may not exceed the total amount that the employee could have otherwise received under Rule 17.02. Proof of eligibility for COLD payments must be filed annually on a form provided by the AMHS. The Employer may require an employee to provide additional documentation to support claims of eligibility for COLD payments. It shall be the employee's obligation to notify the Employer when he or she relocates his or her principal place of abode in a manner which affects eligibility for COLD.
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COST-OF-LIVING DIFFERENTIAL FOR ALASKA RESIDENTS. (A) Pursuant to AS 23.40.210, as part of the basic pay provided in 17.01 (A) and for pension purposes but not to be included in computing an hourly wage rate, those Engineers who are residents of Alaska shall receive a cost-of-living differential for each pay period they are in pay status according to the following schedule: Job Classification Per Pay Period in Pay Status Chief Engineer 651.04 First Assistant 556.75 Second Assistant 527.38 Third Assistant 503.57 (B) Cost of Living Differential (COLD) payments are a geographical differential, which reflects the difference in the cost of living in Alaska and Seattle, Washington. An employee establishes eligibility for COLD payments by establishing and maintaining his or her primary place of abode within the State. Proof of eligibility for COLD payments must be filed annually on a form provided by the AMHS. The Employer may require an employee to provide additional documentation to support claims of eligibility for COLD payments. It shall be the employee's obligation to notify the Employer when he or she relocates his or her principal place of abode in a manner which affects eligibility for COLD.
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