Used Lumber Sample Clauses

Used Lumber. An employee who is actually engaged in the handling of used lumber, 25% or more of which contains nails or spikes, and such lumber is being utilized for grainlining or other construction work shall be paid the applicable commodity or job differential. Hourly Differential – 15¢
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Used Lumber. Anemployeewho is actuallyengaged in thehandlingof used lumber, 25% or more of which contains nails or spikes, and such lumber is being utilized for grainlining or other construction work shall be paid the applicable commodity or job differential. Hourly Differential – 15¢
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