Common use of Education & Assistance Fund Clause in Contracts

Education & Assistance Fund. The Employer shall contribute fifteen cents (15¢) to the Education and Assistance (E&A) Fund for each hour worked by each employee covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Union's Administrator as set out in Article 12. The E&A Fund is used to provide Local 6 members with general and specific health and safety training, trade specific training, skills upgrading and training in interpersonal relations and communication skills as well as general assistance to members and contractors. The E&A Fund also pays for related costs of instructional and promotional materials, instructors, facilities, promotion, room and board as well as wage reimbursement. Financial statements are audited by chartered accountants.

Education & Assistance Fund. The Employer 17.01 Each contractor shall contribute fifteen cents (15¢) the amount outlined in Schedule „A‟ to the Education and Assistance (E&A) Fund for each hour worked by each employee covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Union's Administrator as set out in Article 12. The E&A Fund is used to provide Local 6 members with general and specific health and safety training, trade specific training, skills upgrading and training in interpersonal relations and communication skills as well as general assistance to members and contractors. The E&A Fund also pays for related costs of instructional and promotional materials, instructors, facilities, promotion, room and board as well as wage reimbursement. Financial statements are audited by chartered accountants.

Education & Assistance Fund. The Employer shall contribute fifteen cents (15¢) an amount as outlined in Article 12 to the Education and Assistance (E&A) Fund for each hour worked by each employee covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Union's Administrator as set out in Article 1212 on behalf of each employee covered by this Agreement. The E&A Fund is used to provide Local 6 members with general and specific health and safety training, trade specific training, skills upgrading and training in interpersonal relations and communication skills as well as general assistance to members and contractors. The E&A Fund also pays for related costs of instructional and promotional materials, instructors, facilities, promotion, room and board as well as wage reimbursement. Financial statements are audited by chartered accountants.

Education & Assistance Fund. The Employer shall Company agrees to contribute fifteen five cents (15¢5¢) to the Education and Assistance Fund (E&AE&A Fund) Fund for each hour worked by each employee after completion of probation, covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Union's ’s Administrator as set out in Article 1212.05. The E&A Fund is used to provide Local 6 members with general and specific health and safety training, trade specific training, skills upgrading and training in interpersonal relations and communication skills as well as general assistance to members and contractorsplant operators. The E&A Fund also pays for related costs of instructional and promotional materials, instructors, facilities, promotion, promotion and room and board as well as wage reimbursementboard. Financial statements are audited by chartered accountants.

Education & Assistance Fund. The Employer shall contribute fifteen cents (15¢) an amount as outlined in Article 12 to the Education and Assistance (E&A) Fund for each hour worked by each employee covered by this Agreement and shall remit such contributions to the Union's Administrator as set out in Article 1212 on behalf of each member covered by this Agreement. The E&A Fund is used to provide Local 6 members with general and specific health and safety training, trade specific training, skills upgrading and training in interpersonal relations and communication skills as well as general assistance to members and contractors. The E&A Fund also pays for related costs of instructional and promotional materials, instructors, facilities, promotion, room and board as well as wage reimbursement. Financial statements are audited by chartered accountants.