Employed on / / Clause Samples

The 'Employed on / /' clause is used to specify the official start date of an individual's employment under an agreement. This clause typically requires the insertion of a specific date, which then serves as the reference point for calculating employment duration, benefits eligibility, and other time-based rights or obligations. By clearly defining when employment begins, the clause helps prevent disputes over service periods and ensures both parties have a mutual understanding of when contractual duties commence.
Employed on / /. Select either or both of the following if Employees must also meet the eligibility requirements selected above:
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Employed on / /. Select either or both of the following if Employees must also meet the eligibility requirements selected above: o d.1. Age requirement o d.2. Service requirement (If not selected, part-time Employees will enter the Plan.) Employees who meet these requirements shall enter the Plan as of: o d.3. o d.4.The Effective Date of this document. o d.5.The next Plan Entry Date.
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Employed on / /. Section 3.01 The Employer agrees that none but journeymen, apprentice, pre-apprentices and classified sheet metal workers shall be employed on any work described in Article I and further, for the purpose of proving jurisdiction, agrees to provide the Union with written evidence of assignment on the Employer's letterhead for
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Employed on / /. (For new plans only, select an additional option if this provision is selected) ( ) f. Not applicable. Matching Contributions are not permitted.
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Employed on / /. (For new plans only, select an additional option if this provision is selected)
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