Employer's Contributions. The Employer shall pay to the Pension Fund the sum of $26.00 per month per eligible em ployee; which sum shall be used by the trustees for the provisions of pension bene fits to the employees of the employer and for the payment of such reasonable cost, charges, and expenses as are necessarily in curred in the management and administra tion of the Trust Fund. Such contributions shall commence for the month of October, 1965, with respect to each eligible employee. For an eligible employee whose probation ary period ends after October 1, 1965, con tributions shall commence with the first day of the month following completion of the probationary period. The first contribution for eligible employ ees which shall be due for the month of October, 1965, shall be paid by November 10, 1965. Subsequent contributions shall be re mitted by the Employer by the 10th day of each succeeding month for eligible employees. Se c t io n 8.4— Termination of Contribu tions. Contributions to the Pension Fund shall be discontinued as of the first of the month following:
Employer's Contributions. The Employer shall pay to the Pension Fund the sum of $26.00 per month per eligible em- ployee; which sum shall be used by the trus tees for the provisions of pension benefits to the employees of the employer and for the payment of such reasonable cost, charges, and expenses as are necessarily incurred in the management and administration of the Trust Fund. For newly hired eligible employees, con tributions shall commence with the first day of the month following completion of the probationary period. Contributions shall be remitted by the Employer by the 10th day of each succeeding month for eligible em ployees. Se c t io n 8.4 — Termination of Contribu tions. Contributions to the Pension Fund shall be discontinued as of the first of the month following:
Employer's Contributions. An employer shall each week, in the case of weekly paid employees or each month, in the case of monthly paid employees, contribute an amount equal to 4,0% of the wage of each of his employees. In respect of whom wages are prescribed in this Agreement and who has worked 9 ordinary hours or more during any pay week, towards a provident fund or retirement fund administered by the Council.
Employer's Contributions. The employers shall contribute to the Sheet Metal Workers Local Union 269 Health and Welfare Fund, Pension Fund, Provincial Training Trust Fund, Recreation Fund, Stabilization Fund and to the Industry Fund, including payment for Local Training Fund, for every employee covered by this Agreement the amounts set out in the applicable Wage Schedules.
Employer's Contributions during leave without pay Where an employee is absent on leave without pay - whether or not such leave is approved, no contribution from the company shall be due in respect of that employee during an in respect of the period of unpaid absence.
Employer's Contributions. (a) An employer shall, in respect of all contributors falling within the scope of clause 1 (1) (b) of this Agreement, save as provided for in clause 1 (2) (b) of this Agreement, contribute to the Fund an amount equal to 6,25% of each contributor for whom contributions are deducted as provided for in subclause (1): Provided that no deduction shall exceed 6,25% of the highest minimum wage as prescribed in clause 4 of Parts F, G and H of the National Main Collective Agreement of the Council, whichever is applicable.
Employer's Contributions. The employer shall make regular contributions in respect of each Member in an amount that is equal to the sum of: a) 7% of the part of the Member's Plan Earnings that is below the year's basic exemption as prescribed by the Canada Pension Plan;
Employer's Contributions. The employer shall make regular contributions in respect of each Member in an amount that is equal to the sum of:
Employer's Contributions. (a) In addition to Participant contributions, the Employer shall pay to the Insurance Company for the purpose of providing benefits under this Plan any such remaining sums as shall be required under accepted actuarial principles to maintain the Plan on a sound actuarial basis and to meet any additional expenses incident to the operation and management of the Plan. In determining the amount of contributions payable by the Employer hereunder, the Employer may accept the actuarial computations of the Insurance Company or such other computations as are in accordance with accepted actuarial practice and are acceptable to the Internal Revenue Service. Such contributions shall be made at such times as the Insurance Company may determine, shall be paid to the Insurance Company for application under GR-3019 and shall be held and administered in accordance with and subject to the terms and provisions of GR-3019.
Employer's Contributions. For the term of the Agreement, the Company agrees to pay the premiums to the insurance carriers for providing Health and Welfare Benefits to all members on the same basis as is currently paid for all eligible, regular employees of Delta Cable Communications It is understood that this package is equivalent overall to the CATV benefit plan. This benefit shall come into effect January and cover expenses incurred on or after this date. members shall be responsible, by way of payroll deduction, to pay the premiums for both Weekly Indemnity and Long Term Disability Insurance. The cost of these premiums shall not exceed fifty-five dollars ($55) per month for the term of this Agreement. The Company undertakes to assume any increases above this rate occurring during the term of this Agreement.
