HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION Sample Clauses

HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. The Company will contribute to any existing lawful Health and Welfare Fund of any Federation Local and commencing thirty (30) days after notice in writing to any such lawful Fund as may be established hereafter by any other Federation Local, the sum of $22.00 per day effective January 27, 2013; $24.00 per day effective January 26, 2014; and $25.00 per day effective January 25, 2015, for work performed within the jurisdiction of such Federation local by each Arranger, Orchestrator, and Copyist covered by this Agreement. With respect to all other musicians, Health and Welfare payment for musicians rendering services under this Agreement shall be paid to each musician, regardless of the place where the musician performed the services. Payments will be made simultaneously with Musicians wage scales.
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HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. The Company will contribute to any existing lawful Health and Welfare Fund of any Federation Local and commencing thirty (30) days after notice in writing to any such lawful Fund as may be established hereafter by any other Federation Local, the sum of $16.00 per day, with a maximum of $80.00 per week, for work performed within the jurisdiction of such Federation local by each Arranger, Orchestrator, and Copyist covered by this Agreement. With respect to any such service performed within the jurisdiction of a Federation local where no such Fund is established, the Employer shall pay to each such Arranger, Orchestrator, and Copyist said $16.00 per day with a maximum of $80.00 per week. Such maximums shall not apply to Arrangers and Orchestrators due to the unique nature of their work. Health and welfare payments for Arrangers and Orchestrators shall be no less than one percent (1%) of their respective actual wages at scale. Health and Welfare payments for Musicians rendering services under this Agreement shall be sent to the plan of the local union in which the individual Musician is a member (if that local union has such a plan), regardless of the place where the Musician performed the services. No such Health and Welfare fund contribution whether paid to any Fund or paid directly to an Arranger, Orchestrator, and Copyist shall be considered wages or the basis for computing the applicable AFM-EP contribution or any other payments under this Agreement such as overtime premium pay, etc. Payments will be made simultaneously with Musicians wage scales.
HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. Casual Employees 17 Section 9.2 Full-Time Employees— Jewel Pack­ age Plan 18
HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. Casual EmployeesThe Employer shall pay the sums designated below for each day worked by each casual or part-time employee covered by this con­ tract, other than those casual and part-time em­ ployees whom the Employer covers under the Jewel Package Plan, into the Chicago Truck Drivers, Chauffeurs and Helpers Union of Chicago and Vi­ cinity (Independent) Health and Welfare Fund heretofore created by an Agreement and Declara­ tion of Trust pursuant to collective bargaining agreements between certain Employers and the Union created for the payment of health and wel­ fare benefits to covered employees, and the Union agrees to provide health and welfare benefits to each eligible employee with respect to whom the Em­ ployer makes such payment. Effective 1/1/64 $1.70 per day worked. Effective 1/1/65 $....... *per day worked. Effective 1/1/66 $....... **per day worked. *$1.70 per day worked plus one-fifth (1/5) of the increase in that part of the weekly increase of $1.50 for Health and Welfare and Pensions allocated by the Union to Health and Welfare effective 1/1/65. **The amount per day worked determined as set out above effective 1/1/65 plus one-fifth (1/5) of the increase in that part of the weekly increase of $1.50 for Health and Welfare and Pensions allocated by the Union to Health and Welfare effective 1/1/66. Days off which are paid for under the holiday and vacation provisions of this contract shall be con­ sidered as days worked for the purpose of this Section. The Employer shall transmit the contri­ butions due hereunder with respect to each month not later than the 10th of the following month.
HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. Section 1. Dental/Vision Fund The City shall contribute the sum of thirteen ($13.00) dollars per employee per week as contribution to the Cambridge Public Employees Dental and Vision Fund. Should the Trustees of said fund inform the City and the Union that, at sometime in the future the fund requires additional payments, the cost of these payments above $13.00 per week shall be shared on a 50%-50% basis between the City and the employee. Employee shares will be paid through payroll deduction on a pre-tax basis, to the extent allowed by law. Any contribution by the City or subsequent use of said funds, shall be in conformance with applicable state and federal laws regarding the use of same.
HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION. An employee who has medical insurance coverage for medical/hospital care other than as the subscriber in a District-paid plan may at his/her option elect to waive the District- paid medical insurance coverage and in lieu thereof to have the District add $100.00 per month, not to exceed $1,000 per year, to his/her regular salary for each month of employment. The employee shall provide written documentation to the Personnel Office in September of each school year to verify medical insurance coverage, which shall include name of plan carrier(s) and the effective date of coverage. See Appendix B, Health and Welfare Contribution
HEALTH AND WELFARE CONTRIBUTION a) For term of the Agreement, the City shall contribute monthly $612 for a single employee enrolled in City-sponsored group health insurance; $850 for an employee enrolled with one (1) dependent; and $1,200 for an employee enrolled with two (2) or more dependents.
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