Additions or Deletions to Wage Schedule Sample Clauses

Additions or Deletions to Wage Schedule. Rates of pay shall be in accordance with the Wage Schedule which shall form part of this Agreement. Any additions to the present Wage Schedule shall be established by the Company subject to review by the Union. Rates of pay for new positions shall be established by collective bargaining and subject to the grievance procedure. Any new job rates agreed to shall be retroactive to such date the new job was instigated.
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Additions or Deletions to Wage Schedule. Classification and rates of pay for such classifications shall be in accordance with the "wage schedule" which shall form part of this Agreement. Any additions to the present classifications shall be established by the Company subject to review by the Union. Rates of pay for new classifications shall be established by collective bargaining and subject to the grievance procedure. Any new job rates agreed to shall be retroactive to such date the new job was instigated.

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