Employee as described in Section C Sample Clauses

Employee as described in Section C above, who will reach five (5) years of service with the County during the term of this contract shall be provided the remaining 5% increase to their hourly rate (provided they did not previously receive the 5% increase under language contained in the previous contract) on their anniversary date of hire. Such remaining 5% increase shall be in addition to the agreed upon percentage increases as identified in Section A) Subsection 1-2.
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