EI Premium Reduction Program Sample Clauses

EI Premium Reduction Program. The Employer and the Union will meet annually and/or as required by law or regulation to determine where premium reductions will be spent.‌
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EI Premium Reduction Program. The employees’ portion of the EI Premium Reduction Program shall be used by the Corporation to offset some of its cost in regard to article 10.04, the Premium Paid to part- time employees and some of its cost in regard to article 10.03, the Extended Health Benefits Plan.
EI Premium Reduction Program. Each current member that paid into the EI Premium Reduction Program will receive an equal share of one-hundred and forty-seven dollars and ninety-one cents ($147.91) within fifteen (15) days of ratification by the parties.
EI Premium Reduction Program. The parties agree that the EI rebate monies from May 9, 2016 to June 2, 2019 will be distributed amongst the members of the bargaining units. Each person will receive $124.54. The payout will occur within fourteen (14) days of ratification. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING RE: GRANT FUNDED POSITIONS The parties agree that the inclusion of grant funded positions performing office, clerical and/or administrative duties are deemed to be represented by Unifor 2458 bargaining Unit as per Ontario Labour Relations Board arbitration ruling dated July 12, 2012. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING
EI Premium Reduction Program. The Parties agree that the EI rebate monies will be distributed as agreed during the 2019 bargaining within fourteen (14) days of ratification.
EI Premium Reduction Program. The parties herewith agree that the Employee’s share of the Employment Insurance Premium Reduction program will be dispersed equally amongst the Bargaining Unit members of CUPE Local 1393 within 30 days of ratification of the Agreement which expired on March 31, 2016.

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