Axle Shafts Sample Clauses

Axle Shafts. (a) When a driver is required to remove axle shafts, the rate paid shall be as follows: The accessorial rates are increased 12% on June 1, 2022, 4% on June 1, 2023 and 4% on June 1, 2024. 6/1/11 S $3.11 6/1/12 – $3.15 6/1/13 – $3.20 6/1/14 – $3.25
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Axle Shafts. (a) When a driver is required to remove axle shafts, the rate paid shall be as follows: 6/1/08 - $3.02 6/1/09 - $3.02 6/1/10 - $3.07
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Axle Shafts. (a) When a driver is required to remove axle shafts, the rate paid shall be as follows: 4/2/17 — $3.32 6/1/17 — $3.39 6/1/18 — $3.46 6/1/19 — $3.53 6/1/20 — $3.60 (b) When a driver is required to replace axle shafts, the rate paid shall be as follows: 4/2/17 — $3.32 6/1/17 — $3.39 6/1/18 — $3.46 6/1/19 — $3.53 6/1/20 — $3.60 Section 10. Tandems 4/2/17 — $4.29 6/1/17 — $4.38 6/1/18 — $4.47 6/1/19 — $4.56 6/1/20 — $4.65 (a) When a driver is required to tie-up tandems, the rate paid shall be as follows:
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