Common use of DUES SUPPLEMENT Clause in Contracts

DUES SUPPLEMENT. A. On the effective date of this contract the Employer shall deduct 5.0% of gross wages paid to employees covered by this Agreement for a Dues Supplement Check-Off. B. The Dues Supplement Check-Off shall be made on projects and jurisdictional work covered by this Agreement and / or where it can be implemented. C. No deduction shall be made for the Dues Supplement for any employee unless the employee or the Union has deposited with the Employer a copy of an executed Dues Supplement Check-Off Authorization form. This form shall be irrevocable for a period of one (1) year or the termination date of this Agreement, whichever occurs sooner. The Dues Supplement Check-Off Authorization shall automatically renew itself for like periods unless it is withdrawn in at least 30 days before the end of an irrevocable period. D. The Employer assumes no obligation with respect to obtaining Dues Supplement Check-Off Authorization forms. It is understood this is the duty and obligation of the Union. E. Such reports and payments shall be made monthly, not later than the fifteenth day of the month following the period covered by such reports. The amount of twenty-nine (.29) cents per hour will be contributed for the Training Fund effective on May 1, 2016. A. This Agreement shall become effective as soon as it is signed by the proper representatives of the UNION and of the EMPLOYER. B. It is understood and agreed by and between the parties hereto that this Agreement is to extend for a four-year period beginning May 1, 2016. C. This Agreement shall extend through April 30, 2020. On any public jobs, where wage rates are included in the specifications, it is agreed that the wage rates listed for the various classifications in this Agreement in effect on the date of the bid shall prevail and continue in effect until the next May 1st plus one year thereafter which shall be the carry over year. It is further agreed on each subsequent anniversary date (May 1) after the one (1) year rate carryover, the increase granted for the preceding year shall automatically be placed in effect on the job. This procedure shall continue from year to year until the completion of the job. D. Where no wage rates are in the specification, it is agreed that the wage rates listed for the various classifications in this Agreement in effect on the date of the bid shall prevail and continue in effect until the next May 1st plus one year thereafter which shall be the carryover year. On each subsequent anniversary date (May 1) after the one (1) year rate carryover, the increase granted for the preceding year shall automatically be placed in effect on the job. This procedure shall continue from year to year until the completion of the job. E. It is further agreed that the Employer shall furnish to the Union by May 1, 2020 a complete list of all jobs bid prior to April 30, 2020, on which the old schedule of wages shall apply for the 1 year carryover as prescribed in the preceding paragraph. F. If a contractor submits a bid on a new job after April 30, 2016 the carryover clause set forth above shall not apply and the contractor shall comply with the new wage rates, welfare and pension payments and all other clauses of this Agreement effective when the contractor starts on the job. G. This Agreement shall continue from year to year unless notice sent by certified mail to terminate or to effect a change in any article herein is given in writing ninety (90) days prior to expiration. It is understood, that such notice shall not be honored if presented more than one hundred-twenty (120) days prior to such expiration date. Both parties pledge themselves to meet within twenty (20) days from time of such notice. H. It is understood that wage rates for construction contracts, let by the Federal Government, arising out of the Delaware River Basin Compact, will be subject to further negotiations between the parties.