Pre-Apprentice Rate Sample Clauses

The Pre-Apprentice Rate clause defines the specific wage or compensation rate applicable to workers classified as pre-apprentices. This clause typically outlines the pay scale for individuals who are in a preliminary training phase before entering a formal apprenticeship program, often specifying that their rate is lower than that of full apprentices or journeypersons. By clearly establishing the pay structure for pre-apprentices, the clause ensures transparency in compensation and helps employers comply with labor standards while providing a pathway for workforce development.
Pre-Apprentice Rate. (a) Pre-Apprentices shall be paid an hourly Taxable Net Wage based upon thirty-five percent (35%) of the Journeyperson Drywall Finisher Taxable Net Wage. (b) Full fringe benefit contributions shall be made on behalf of all Pre-Apprentices with the exception of Pension, Annuity and Vacation/Holiday. Pre-Apprentices shall have no contributions made on their behalf towards Pension, Annuity and Vacation/Holiday during their term of Pre-Apprenticeship. (c) The Pre-Apprenticeship term shall last for no longer than six (6) months. (d) The entire Pre-Apprenticeship term shall be considered probationary and employment may be discontinued at any time at the sole discretion of the employer. (e) In no case shall Pre-Apprentices be allowed to work on prevailing wage projects.
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