Body Shop Sample Clauses

Body Shop. Hours - 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. – Monday to Friday
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Body Shop. Metal Finish Operations Out of Department Fitters Weld Check Operations Relief Operations Parts Chaser Verification Station Gun Technician Relief Operations Body Pull Off Not OK Banks Functional Check Electrical Check Containment Station Repair Repair Operation Electrical Coordinator in 8001/8003 Classification Any function developed after this contract in the 8001/8003 Classification. The parties will negotiate any function or job created during the contract. Any function developed after this contract in the 8000/8002 Classification. Functioning Team Leader. Team Leader A/R’s are a part of the Preferred Pool. Any function developed after this contract in the 8001/8003 Classification.
Body Shop. Base Rate Effective July 1, 2006 - $26.01 Flat rate seven (7) hour daily guarantee averaged monthly. Attendance at school is not to affect efficiency. Thirty (30) day cut off periods. Water leaks to be paid at straight time as authorized on the time punch by Body Shop Manager. On behalf of On behalf of President Financial Secretary Dated at , BC, this day of , 2006
Body Shop. All articles will begin with the letter as in article etc.
Body Shop. The company will pay a bonus to the body shop department, based on total labour sales, to be split equally amongst body shop employees in the bargaining unit. The labour sales generating the department bonuses as follows: Labour sales exceed $60,000 $500 Labour sales exceed $65,000 $750 Labour sales exceed $75,000 $1,000 The company will pay a monthly bonus in the parts department based on retail sales. The bonus is to be shared equally by all the parts department employees in the bargaining unit. The bonus is based on retail sales as follows and is only available if the monthly retail sales gross margin exceeds 30%: If monthly counter retail sales exceed $13,000 $100 If monthly counter retail sales exceed $15,000 $200 If monthly counter retail sales exceed $17,000 $300 If monthly counter retail sales exceed $18,000 $400 The company will also pay a bonus of $50 to be shared equally by the parts department employees in the bargaining unit in those months that the CSI question 12b (parts not available) is less that the district average. The Parts Department Bonus Plan will be reviewed periodically and may be amended by mutual agreement of both parties.
Body Shop. 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Body Shop. Bi-Weekly Pay Plan – 70 Hour Guarantee when shop efficiency average is less than 100%. 64 Hour Guarantee when average shop efficiency is greater than 100%.
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