Entry Level General Laborer Sample Clauses

Entry Level General Laborer. Effective May 1, 2009, $10.00 per hour, no fringe benefits. This rate covers all residential work except excavating, sewers, curbs, gutters, streets, plumber laborer work and brick xxxxx tenders, subject to Article 8, Section 4. An Entry Level General Laborer can work at the entry level for a sixty (60) working day period only. After sixty (60) working days, they must be elevated to a first term general laborer and will be subject to the Union membership requirements of the Union Security Clause of this Agreement. Before starting work, an Entry Level General Laborer must register at the Local Union Office having territorial jurisdiction over the job site. The Entry Level General Laborer must obtain a letter from the Employer, on company stationery, stating the intent to hire as an Entry Level General Laborer, and also the location of the job. The Entry Level General Laborer must present the letter when registering. After sixty (60) working days, the Entry Level General Laborer must report back to the Union Office and will be subject to the Union membership requirements of the Union Security Clause of this Agreement. If the Entry Level General Laborer is laid-off, terminated or quits, the Employer must notify the Local Union. If the new hire fails to register with the Local Union before starting work on the job site, they will not be considered an Entry Level General Laborer and will be subject to the Union membership requirements of the Union Security Clause of this Agreement. They will be considered a general laborer and be paid the general laborer’s hourly wage rate, plus fringes. The Employer shall deduct and withhold from wages of the Entry Level General Laborer an amount equal to two and one-half percent (2.5%) of gross taxable income, as and for supplemental dues. It is specifically understood that no supplemental dues shall be deducted from any employee's wages unless and until such time as the Employer has physically in his possession an authorization card signed by the employee providing for such deduction and payment to the Union. Reporting and payment of such sums so deducted will be made on forms furnished by the Union. The failure of any Entry Level General Laborer to continue payment of amounts as required herein shall, upon written notice to the Employer by the Union to such effect, obligate the Employer to discharge such person. No fringe benefit contributions shall be paid on an Entry Level General Laborer.
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