Rates of Pay in Effect in December, 2006 Sample Clauses

Rates of Pay in Effect in December, 2006. Clerk A Clerk B Employees Hired Before Sept. 17,1978 $716.04 $716.04 Employees Hired Sept. 17, 1978 to March 17, 1998 $708.62 $708.62 Employess Hired Meat Cutter Journeyman Xxxxx Decorator Before March 18, 1998 $740.59 $730.87 $699.92 Employees Hired After March 17, 1998 Clerk “A”, Clerk “B”, Decorator Meat Cutter, Xxxxx Start $15.25 $15.50 12 Months $15.50 $15.75 24 Months $15.75 $16.00 36 Months $16.50 $16.75 St. 3M 6M 9M 12M Produce Chief Clerk 476.83 500.76 524.68 547.66 730.35 Dairy Department Head 473.83 500.76 524.68 547.66 730.35 (Store Volume over $229,020) Meat Chief Clerk 500.48 523.76 549.87 575.98 755.93 Dept. Volume St. 3M 6M 9M 12M Grocery 144,829 – 209,204 507.80 533.04 557.79 583.02 761.05 209,205 – 305,755 512.54 537.37 562.66 588.67 767.18 Over 305,755 516.80 542.17 568.25 594.56 773.69 Produce 16,092 – 32,186 505.21 530.16 555.34 580.04 757.22 32,187 – 48,275 509.71 534.96 559.74 584.99 763.46 Over 48,275 514.44 539.28 564.60 590.96 769.24 Meat 40,232 – 64,369 530.99 556.53 582.79 609.27 788.69 64,370 – 96,554 535.72 562.05 588.60 615.17 794.83 Over 96,554 541.16 567.79 594.42 621.06 800.96 Bakery Under 12,875 529.81 556.32 582.84 610.29 790.73 Over 12,875 535.48 634.08 589.62 617.16 797.89 Head 201,154 – 321,847 463.59 487.29 510.04 532.80 757.22 Cashier 321,848 – 402,311 467.37 490.22 513.07 540.65 757.22 Over 402,311 470.21 493.12 520.76 548.40 757.22 Deli Operator 477.78 500.72 524.59 548.47 739.47 (b) CURRENT RATES OF PAY FOR EMPLOYEES HIRED PRIOR TO MARCH 17, 1998 EFFECTIVE AUG. 12, 2012 Clerk A Employees Hired Before Sept. 17, 1978 771.54 Employees Hired Between Sept. 17, 1978 764.12 And March 17, 1998 EFFECTIVE AUG. 12, 2012 Clerk B Employees Hired Before Sept. 17, 1978 771.54 Employees Hired Between Sept. 17, 1978 764.12 And March 17, 1998 Meat Cutter 796.09 Journeyman Xxxxx 786.32 Produce Chief Clerk Start 476.83 3 Months 500.76 6 Months 524.68 9 Months 547.66 12 Months 785.85 Dairy Department Head (Store Volume over $262,738) Start 476.83 3 Months 500.76 6 Months 524.68 9 Months 547.66 12 Months 785.85 Meat Chief Clerk Start 500.48 3 Months 523.76 6 Months 549.87 9 Months 575.98 12 Months 811.43 Decorator Start 459.81 3 Months 479.60 6 Months 505.39 9 Months 526.73 12 Months 755.42 (c) RATES OF PAY FOR EMPLOYEES HIRED AFTER MARCH 17, 1998 EFFECTIVE AUG. 12, 2012 Clerk “A”, Clerk “B”, Decorator. Start 15.25 12 mos. 15.50 24 mos. 15.75 36 mos. 18.00 Meat Cutter and Xxxxx Start 15.50 12 mos. 15.75 24 mos. 16.00 36 mos. 18.25 Ful...
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