Dues Structure Sample Clauses

Dues Structure. Monthly working dues: Two and a quarter (2¼) times hourly rate • Out of work dues: Two ($2.00) dollars per month • Reinstatement fees: Six (6) times the hourly rate Letters of Understanding outside the Collective Agreement
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Dues Structure. Monthly working dues Two and a quarter (2 ¼) times hourly rate Out of work dues Two ($2.00) dollars per month Reinstatement fees Six (6) times the hourly rate
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Dues Structure. 171 The KMFFA shall, initially, notify the Company as to the bi-weekly sums to be deducted in 172 accordance with the foregoing. Any subsequent change in amounts shall be certified to the 173 Company in written form over the signatures of duly authorized officers of the KMFFA, and 174 shall take effect on the first paycheck following fifteen (15) days after such notification has been 175 given.
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Dues Structure. The Company shall be self-sustaining with fees, dues and assessments charged and levied to the members of the Crested Butte AirPark, set forth in Section 5.5 above. All expenses related to the operation of the Crested Butte AirPark, including but not limited to the maintenance, repair and improvement of the runway, insurance and other expenses, shall be paid by the fees, dues and assessments assessed by the Manager against the members of Crested Butte AirPark as set forth in Section 5.5 above. In no event shall the Member, Buckhorn Ranch Association, Inc. be required to pay fees, dues and assessments to the LLC. In addition, in no event shall owners within Buckhorn Ranch, who are not members listed in Section 5.5 above, be assessed fees, dues and assessments for the operation of Crested Butte AirPark.
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Dues Structure a. Dues will be remitted to the Treasurer, AFGE Local 2324, X.X. Xxx 0000, Xxxx Xxxxx, Kansas 66442, after completion of each biweekly pay period. Each remittance will be accompanied by a statement containing the following information:
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Dues Structure. The Employer agrees to make provision for and implement a multiple dues structure of up to 6 levels in accordance with Article 11.3 above.
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Dues Structure. The annual dues for a MEMBER is made up of undesignated funds as follows: Level Annual Dues Term Cornerstone Member $25,000 5 years Associate Member $10,000 4 years Member $5,000 3 years Supporter of the Park >$1,000 1 year
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