Lump Sum Payments in the Second and Third Year Sample Clauses

Lump Sum Payments in the Second and Third Year of the Agreement — Full-time employees will be paid lump sum payments equal to 0.25% of the wage rate listed in Appendix "A' for the prior year multiplied by 2080 hours. The lump sum payments will occur on the first pay date after May 10, 2016 and again on the first pay date after May 10, 2017. Part-time employees regularly scheduled to work 30 hours per week will be paid lump sum payments equal to 0.25% of the wage rate listed in Appendix "A" prior year multiplied by 1373 hours.
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