ALLOCATION OF FUTURE INCREASES Sample Clauses

ALLOCATION OF FUTURE INCREASES. The Union shall have the right to allocate future increases among wages and existing fringe benefits. The Union shall notify the Individual Employer and the Employer Associations in writing of any allocations. The Union shall attempt to give this notice at least thirty (30) days prior to July 1st.
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