Saskatchewan. The Joint Board of Trustees are hereby authorized to do all things necessary including the development of and entering into a Trust Agreement for and on behalf of the Employers and the Local Unions. The parties agree that the trust agreement between the Saskatchewan Construction Labour Relations Council or its successor and the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers dated November 4, 1980, which constitutes the trust fund referred to in this Article together with any and all amendments and future amendments of the said trust agreement is hereby incorporated by reference into and becomes part of this collective agreement and is binding upon each Employer bound by this collective agreement as though such Employer had executed the trust agreement and any and all amendments thereto. The Employer shall contribute an amount per hour in accordance with Appendix A and B for each hour worked by each Employee covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Insurance Benefit Trust Fund of Alberta & Saskatchewan (the “Health & Welfare Fund”), 9th Floor, 0000 - 000 Xxxxxx, Xxxxxxxx, Xxxxxxx, X0X 0X0 together with an Employer Report form provided for this purpose, except for contributions submitted on behalf of workers who are in Saskatchewan on travel cards from any Canadian jurisdiction, will be reciprocated by the Health & Welfare Fund to the Trustees of the Health & Welfare Fund which operates in the jurisdiction of their home local unions provided a reciprocal agreement is in effect between the Trustees of both Funds.
Saskatchewan. The Joint Board of Trustees are hereby empowered and authorized to do all things necessary for the selection, implementation and administration of the Bricklayers Pension Fund, including entering into the necessary Trust Agreement on behalf of the Employers and the Unions. The parties agree that the trust agreement between the Alberta Signatory Locals and the Saskatchewan Signatory Locals of the International Union of Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers and the Construction Labour Relations Association of Alberta dated April 1, 1977, which constitutes the trust fund referred to in this Article together with any and all amendments and future amendments of the said trust agreement is hereby incorporated by reference into and becomes part of this Collective Agreement and is binding upon each Employer bound by this Agreement as though such Employer had executed the trust agreement and any and all amendments thereto.
Saskatchewan. With respect to personal property of the Obligor located in the Province of Saskatchewan, the Obligor agrees that The Limitation of Civil Rights Act
Saskatchewan. The Applicant agrees that no provisions of The Limitation of Civil Rights Act of Saskatchewan has any application to this Application or any renewal or extension hereof, and hereby waives any benefits and remedies provided by the Act.
Saskatchewan. 1. Leyes y reglamentos:
Saskatchewan. No pre-notification requirement, but does require post-notification.
Saskatchewan. It is hereby agreed that The Limitation of Civil Rights Act of the Province of Saskatchewan, or any provision thereof, shall have no application to this Agreement or any agreement or instrument renewing or extending or collateral to this Agreement.
Saskatchewan. Sector: Financial Services SubSector: Insurance and insurance related services Direct insurance and reinsurance and retrocession Type of Reservation: Market Access Level of Government: Provincial – Saskatchewan Measures:The Saskatchewan Insurance Act, c. S26, 1978 Description: Insurance services can be provided only through: i) a corporation incorporated under Saskatchewan statutes;
Saskatchewan. Undecided SK has a concern with the change to R1555.400. Expulsion is a significant step for the membership and should require a high threshold.
Saskatchewan. The Management and Reduction of Greenhouse Gases Act received royal assent on May 20, 2010 and set 20% GHG emission reduction targets below 2006 levels by 2020, but no regulations to implement the targets have been passed by the provincial government to date. The provincial government continues discussions with the federal government on implementation.
