Weighers and Wrappers. E. The Employer shall post semi-annually separate seniority lists by job classification for all full-time employees in each seniority area in each store and for all part-time employees who have been employed at least ninety (90) working days.
Weighers and Wrappers. (4) Seafood Clerk Effective as of January 1, 1984, the classifications shall be as follows for the sole purpose of layoff and recall only:
Weighers and Wrappers. 15e. The Employer shall furnish to the Union a duplicate copy of all such seniority lists in each seniority area.
Weighers and Wrappers. Female employees engaged in weighing, wrapping, pricing, and displaying shall be six teen (16) years of age or over and shall not be permitted to cut any red meat, poultry or fish.
Weighers and Wrappers a) Regular full-time Weighers and Wrappers who were on the Employer's payroll on February 1, 1964, shall receive the follow- ing wage increases: Effective Effective Effective February 3, February 1, January 31, 1964 1965 1966 1. Below $82.50 on 2/ 1/ 64 $4 per week New Appro- New Appro- priate Pro- priate Pro- gression gression Rate Rate 2. At $82.50 on 2/ 1/ 64 3. Over $82.50 but $4 per week $3 per week $3 per week less than $86.50 on 2/ 1/ 64 $4 per week $2 per week Rate of $92.50
Weighers and Wrappers. 1. Regular full-time Weighers and Wrappers who were on the Council Member's payroll on February 4, 1967, and whose base weekly wage rate on that date was less than $91.00 shall, effective February 6, 1967, receive a general increase of $6.00 per week and thereafter are to receive a progression wage increase of not more than Five Dollars ($5.00) per week on each of the following dates, August 7, 1967; February 5, 1968*; August 5, 1968; February 3, 1969*; and August 4, 1969, but in no event shall any of the aforesaid pro gression wage increases bring an employee's new base weekly wage rate in excess of $98.50 effective February 6, 1967; $102.00 effective February 5, 1968; $106.00 effective February 3.
