GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME CREDIT UNITS Sample Clauses

GUARANTEED ANNUAL INCOME CREDIT UNITS. (a) Crediting the Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units (1) An Employee who is in Active Service in the Bargaining Unit and has at least three years of Continuous Service on a Guarantee Date (as defined in (b) of this Section) shall be credited as of the Guarantee Date with the number of Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units (as defined in (c) of this Section), if any, determined by: (i) subtracting from 52 (104 in the case of an Employee who has 10 or more Years of Continuous Service) 56 if the Employee has 7 but less than 8 Years of Continuous Service; 60 if the Employee has 8 but less than 9 Years of Continuous Service; and 64 if the Employee has 9 but less than 10 Years of Continuous Service the number of Credit Units on the Guarantee Date; and (ii) multiplying the resulting number by the applicable percentage set forth in the following table (rounding the product thereof to the nearest hundredth): 3 but less than 4 50.0% 4 but less than 7 75.0% 7 or over 100.0% (2) If Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units were not credited to an Employee on a Guarantee Date solely because the Employee did not then have at least three years of Continuous Service or was not then in Active Service in the Bargaining Unit, but on any day within the 52 Work Weeks following such Guarantee Date such Employee has at least three years of Continuous Service and is then in Active Service in the Bargaining Unit, the Employee shall be entitled to be credited with Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units as of the end of the first Work Week in which the Employee meets such requirements. An Employee with three or more Years of Continuous Service on the preceding Guarantee Date shall have Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units calculated, under this Subsection (6)(a)(2) based upon the Employee's Years of Continuous Service as of such preceding Guarantee Date. The number of Guaranteed Annual Income Credit Units, if any, to be credited to such Employee shall be the number determined by (i) subtracting from 52 (104 in the case of an Employee who has 10 or more Years of Continuous Service) 56 if the Employee has 7 but less than 8 Years of Continuous Service; 60 if the Employee has 8 but less than 9 Years of Continuous Service; and 64 if the Employee has 9 but less than 10 Years of Continuous Service the number of Work Weeks between the preceding Guarantee Date and the last day of such Work Week; and (ii) subtracting from the resulting number the number of Credit Units to the Employee's credit...
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