Bonus for quality inspection Sample Clauses

Bonus for quality inspection. Each inspector will receive a quality inspection bonus established from the average production lines bonus, in relation to the percentage of waste which is calculated is the number of service calls corresponding to the service codes identified each year by the Company, compared to the total service calls. To be eligible at 100% of the average production lines bonus, the percentage of waste must be of 3%. If the Inspector is eligible to a bonus for quality inspection, it will be calculated in the following manner: Year Ex. Total calls Coded calls % waste Average lines bonus % lines bonus 3.2% Inspection Bonus X 28187 914 3.2% 0.92$ 95% 0.87$ (95% X 0.92$) Percentage of waste Bonus Percentage of waste Bonus 0% 175% 4% 75% 0.20% 170% 4.20% 70% 0.40% 165% 4.40% 65% 0.60% 160% 4.60% 60% 0.80% 155% 4.80% 55% 1% 150% 5% 50% 1.20% 145% 5.20% 45% 1.40% 140% 5.40% 40% 1.60% 135% 5.60% 35% 1.80% 130% 5.80% 30% 2% 125% 6% 25% 2.20% 120% 6.20% 20% 2.40% 115% 6.40% 15% 2.60% 110% 6.60% 10% 2.80% 105% 6.80% 5% 3% 100% 7% 0% 3.20% 95% 3.40% 90% 3.60% 85% 3.80% 80% This quality bonus is calculated and paid in April, June, September and December in proportion to the hours effectively worked as inspector, as long as the employee is still employed by the Company at the dates of payment. ANNEX « B »
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