Local Pension Sample Clauses

Local Pension. (a) Employer agrees to be bound by the Agreement and Declaration of Trust entered into June 1, 1972, establishing the NECA-IBEW Pension Trust Fund and by any amendments to said Trust Agreement.
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Local Pension. Employees working under this agreement will be allowed to participate in the local pension program which is provided for journeyman electricians in the local union jurisdiction from which they have their membership, but the contribution rate shall be as follows: Apprentice Technician The same percentages (%) as wages of the journeyman technician, paid per hour worked, contributed by the employer. Installer NO CONTRIBUTION IBEW Local Union #13 Effective 12/02/09, the contribution shall be $2.25 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician. IBEW Local Union #231 Effective 12/03/09, the contribution shall be $2.64 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician. IBEW Local Union #288 Effective 12/02/09, the contribution shall be $2.58 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician. IBEW Local Union #347 Effective 12/01/09, the contribution shall be $2.45 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician. IBEW Local Union #405 Effective 12/02/09, the contribution shall be $2.45 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician. IBEW Local Union #704 Effective 12/01/09, the contribution shall be $2.25 per hour worked, contributed by the employer for Xxxxxxx and Journeyman Technician.
Local Pension. 29.1 During the continuance of this collective bargaining agreement, the Employer shall pay into the Central Pension Fund of the International Union of Operating Engineers and Participating Employers, on the account of each member of the bargaining unit, an hourly sum for every hour for which compensation was paid. The purpose of said payments shall be to provide retirement benefits for eligible employees pursuant to the provisions of said Pension Fund. The stipulated amount of any said sum is defined and set forth on the following basis:
Local Pension. Upon completion of 4,000 hours of documented work experience and successful completion of training requirements as established by the local JATC. Contributions to the following funds are required at all program levels: Apprenticeship & Training 2.1% Apprenticeship Coordinator .5% Administrative Fund .4% LMCC Fund .275% NEIF Fund .7% (NEIF applies to NECA members only) No new Construction Wiremen or Construction Electricians will be hired when more than 5% of all Inside Apprentices are continually unemployed. Continually unemployed is defined as unemployed and available for employment for thirty (30) consecutive days. CW advancement based on hours only. CE advancement based on skill and hours, pending criteria established by the JATC.
Local Pension. If the m ajority o f bargaining unit members vote to do so, the College w ill divert an agreed upon am ount of th e ir hourly wages to the Central Pension Fund o f th e International Union of Operating Engineers and Participating Employers for each member of the bargaining unit for which compensation was paid. The purpose of said payments shall be to provide retirem ent benefits for eligible employees pursuant to the provisions of said Pension Fund.
Local Pension. Subsection (a) For employees working under the Agreement the Employer shall contribute $1.50 for each hour worked to the Money Purchase Plan of the Alameda County Electrical Workers Pension Fund. By executing an Assent to this Agreement the Employer also agrees to be bound to the Alameda County Electrical Workers Pension Trust Agreement.
Local Pension. During the continuance o f this collective bargaining agreem ent, the Employer shall pay into the Central Pension Fund of the International Union of Operating Engineers and Participating Employers, on the account of each member of the bargaining unit, an hourly sum for every hour fo r which compensation was paid. The purpose of said payments shall be to provide retirem ent benefits for eligible employees pursuant to the provisions o f said Pension Fund. The stipulated am ount of any said sum is defined and set forth on the following basis: Effective July 1, 2006, an hourly sum of one dollar ($1.00) per compensable hour for all bargaining unit employees w ill be deducted from the employee's hourly rate of pay and contributed Central Pension Fund.
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