Dually Qualified Tradesmen Sample Clauses

Dually Qualified Tradesmen. A tradesman, who is qualified in separate and distinct trades and who is required by the Company to utilize those qualifications in the course of his duties, will be reimbursed five percent (5%) higher than the highest regular rate of pay listed in Appendix I of this Agreement, which is paid to tradesmen qualified in the trades required.
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Dually Qualified Tradesmen. 1. The following will be considered as dually qualified trades for the purposes of Clause 7.03.:
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Dually Qualified Tradesmen. 7.03.01. This clause does not apply.
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Dually Qualified Tradesmen. A tradesman who is qualified in separate and dis- tinct trades and who is required by the Company to utilize these qualifications in the course of his duties, shall be reimbursed two and one-half (2 1/2) percent higher than the higher regular rate of pay listed in Appendix I of this Agreement, which is paid to tradesmen qualified in the trades required. Such two and one-half (2 1/2) percent shall be deemed to be included in the hourly rate for all purposes. The Company shall determine which jobs and the number of jobs where dually qualified tradesmen are required.
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