Benefits and Transition Support Program Benefits Sample Clauses

Benefits and Transition Support Program Benefits. (a) The Regular Benefit payable to an eligible Employee for any full Week beginning on or after the effective date of this Plan shall be an amount which, when added to the Employee’s State Benefit and Other Compensation, will equal, on average, the amount outlined in the Regular Benefit Table provided. Such Benefit shall not exceed $200 for any Week with respect to which the Employee is not receiving State System Benefits because of a reason listed in item (2) or (6) of Section 1(b) of Article I and is laid off or continues on layoff by reason of having refused to accept work when recalled pursuant to the Collective Bargaining Agreement or having refused an offer by the Company of other available Art. II, 1(a) work at the same Plant or at another Plant in the same labor market area (as defined in Section 3(b)(3) of Article I); except that refusal by skilled Tool and Die, Maintenance and Construction or Power House Employees or apprentices of work other than work in Tool Room Departments, Maintenance Departments and Power House Departments, respectively, shall not result in the application of the maximum provided for in this paragraph. Art. II, 1(a) Regular Benefit Table Base Hourly Wage Regular SUBenefit* Under $ 14.30 $ 423.28 $ 14.31 - $ 14.50 $ 423.58 - $ 429.20 $ 14.51 - $ 14.70 $ 429.50 - $ 435.12 $ 14.71 - $ 14.90 $ 435.42 - $ 441.04 $ 14.91 - $ 15.10 $ 441.34 - $ 446.96 $ 15.11 - $ 15.30 $ 447.26 - $ 452.88 $ 15.31 - $ 15.50 $ 453.18 - $ 458.80 $ 15.51 - $ 15.70 $ 459.10 - $ 464.72 $ 15.71 - $ 15.90 $ 465.02 - $ 470.64 $ 15.91 - $ 16.10 $ 470.94 - $ 476.56 $ 16.11 - $ 16.30 $ 476.86 - $ 482.48 $ 16.31 - $ 16.50 $ 482.78 - $ 488.40 $ 16.51 - $ 16.70 $ 488.70 - $ 494.32 $ 16.71 - $ 16.90 $ 494.62 - $ 500.24 $ 16.91 - $ 17.10 $ 500.54 - $ 506.16 $ 17.11 - $ 17.30 $ 506.46 - $ 512.08 $ 17.31 - $ 17.50 $ 512.38 - $ 518.00 $ 17.51 - $ 17.70 $ 518.30 - $ 523.92 $ 17.71 - $ 17.90 $ 524.22 - $ 529.84 $ 17.91 - $ 18.10 $ 530.14 - $ 535.76 $ 18.11 - $ 18.30 $ 536.06 - $ 541.68 $ 18.31 - $ 18.50 $ 541.98 - $ 547.60 $ 18.51 - $ 18.70 $ 547.90 - $ 553.52 $ 18.71 - $ 18.90 $ 553.82 - $ 559.44 $ 18.91 - $ 19.10 $ 559.74 - $ 565.36 $ 19.11 - $ 19.30 $ 565.66 - $ 571.28 $ 19.31 - $ 19.50 $ 571.58 - $ 577.20 $ 19.51 - $ 19.70 $ 577.50 - $ 583.12 $ 19.71 - $ 19.90 $ 583.42 - $ 589.04 $ 19.91 - $ 20.10 $ 589.34 - $ 594.96 $ 20.11 - $ 20.30 $ 595.26 - $ 600.88 $ 20.31 - $ 20.50 $ 601.18 - $ 606.80 $ 20.51 - $ 20.70 $ 607.10 - $ 612.72 $ 20.71 - $ 20.90 $ 613.02 - $ 618.6...
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