INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES Sample Clauses

INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES. SEE NATIONAL
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INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES. 15.01 The employer shall contribute twenty-five cents (25¢) per hour worked into a NDT Industry Training and Upgrading Fund which shall be a trusteed fund with an equal number of trustees appointed by the NDTMA and appointed by the Council. The fund shall be responsible for the payment of the following for NDT employees:
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INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES. Health and Welfare, and Pension.. ....................................................
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INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES. [See Appendices] Where the Employer requires the employee to take a test the Employer will pay the employ- ee’s reasonable expenses in connection therewith and will reimburse the employee for the straight time wages necessarily lost in order to the test. [Pacific Region see Appendix
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INDUSTRY AND TRAINING FEES. [See Appendices] Where the Employer requires the employee to take a test the Employer will pay the employ- ee’s reasonable expenses in connection therewith and will reimburse the employee for the straight time wages necessarily lost in order to write the test. [Pacific Region see Appendix ARTICLE XVI: HEALTH AND WELFARE, AND PEN- of the premiums. All employees will be covered by the Industry Health and Welfare Plan. An employee’s bene- fits will be determined as below and will be subject to the conditions of the Plan. The Employer shall pay one hundred per cent a n PFull Life Accidental Death and Provincial Health Care Premium Extended Health Care (including oral and IUD’s) to a maximum of Vision Care per months National Weekly Indemnity Long Term Disability Dental Plan The Plan will pay benefits to a member otherwise work- ing commencing on the first day of an accident and the fourth day of an illness. The total benefit period under the Plan shall not exceed thirty weeks. In no event will the amount of weekly benefits payable under this coverage for any one week be less than the amount payable for that week under the Insuranc e Ac t of Canada. and its Reg- ulations as amended from time to time. Benefit commences after weeks of continuous disability, and is payable while disabled for a maxi- mum period of 3 years, but not beyond age Only non-occupational disabili- ties are covered. The monthly benefit is basic, major and orthodontic cover- age for dependent children. National Orthodontic coverage becomes effective after three months of continu- ous with up to a maximum benefit of in any month period; current fee schedule. There shall be a limit on the dental plan of per family member per year. This limit shall not increase the current limit of for orthodontics. The Plan will pay for only one dental consultation per year. Dependent children shall receive a second con- sultation per year to birthday.
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