Refer to Safety Manual Sample Clauses

Refer to Safety Manual. Section 8. Effective October 1, 2011, all employees covered under this agreement who work safely in accordance with all safety rules, have no lost time accidents or OSHA recordable injury in a contract year, shall receive a safety incentive on September 30th through the duration of the agreement. The incentive shall be administered as follows: Years Incentive 1-4 $ 250.00 5 $ 750.00 6-9 $ 350.00 10 $1,350.00 11-14 $ 450.00 15 $1,950.00 16-19 $ 550.00 20 $2,550.00 21-24 $ 650.00 25 $3,150.00 26-29 $ 750.00 30 $3,900.00 Years refer to number of years of safe work in succession. The incentive is capped at 30 years. Employees who are disciplined for violation of a safety rule but who work without a no lost time accident or OSHA recordable injury will receive 50% of the incentives. Years prior to October 1, 2011 do not count for purposes of determining the incentive.
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