Maintenance Wage Survey Sample Clauses

Maintenance Wage Survey. In order to establish rates of pay for the Maintenance Ticketed Journeymen (Groups 1, 2, 3 and 4 as proposed), the Company and the union will perform an annual maintenance wage survey of approximately 10 relevant labour market competitors. The purpose of the survey is to ensure that Maintenance Ticketed Journeymen employed, are competitively paid so that the Olymel Red Deer plant attracts and retains its skilled maintenance workforce. It is understood that the companies used may change from year-to-year to ensure the relevant labour market is considered. The following criteria will be used to select which Companies to survey:
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Maintenance Wage Survey. The Company will do an annual maintenance wage survey comprised of five industrial employers in the City of Winnipeg and five industrial employers in the City of Winnipeg identified by the Union. The positions of the required licensed and unlicensed skilled trades as determined by the Company which shall include a rate for dual tickets will be benchmarked at each of the identified companies. The job classification rates for each of these positions at each employer will be averaged into one rate. The highest and the lowest rates will then be removed, and the remaining eight average rates will be calculated into a simple average. If this average is more than four (4%) percent above the Maple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc. rate, the Maple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc. rate will be adjusted to this average. Adjustments under this provision are only applicable to the above-named trades. This survey will be completed in November of each year with any required adjustments effective the first pay period of January. APPENDIX "C" MANITOBA FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 832, EDUCATION AND TRAINING TRUST FUND C-1 The Company agrees to make the following contributions per hour into the Manitoba Food & Commercial Workers Local 832, Education and Training Trust Fund: 5¢ per hour effective October 1, 2021 The hours for which the Company will contribute said amounts will be the same hours as contributed for the Dental Plan under Appendix A-2.01 and shall be remitted to the Union in the same manner.
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Maintenance Wage Survey. The Company will do an annual maintenance wage survey comprised of five industrial employers in the City of Winnipeg and five industrial employers in the City of Winnipeg identified by the Union. The positions of the required licensed skilled trades as determined by the Company which shall include a rate for dual tickets and licensed 3rd Class Stationary Engineer (will include Chief Engineer and 2nd Class Engineer effective 2021) will be benchmarked at each of the identified companies. The classification rates for each of these positions at each employer will be averaged into one rate. The highest and the lowest rates will then be removed and the remaining eight average rates will be calculated into a simple average. If this average is more than two (2%) percent above the Maple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc. rate, the Maple Leaf Consumer Foods Inc. rate will be adjusted to this average. The licensed 4th Class Stationary Engineer rate will be pro-rated to maintain the same spread between 3rd and 4th Class Stationary Engineer’s rate. Adjustments under this provision are only applicable to the above named trades. This survey will be completed in November of each year with any required adjustments effective the first pay period of December. APPENDIX "C" MANITOBA FOOD & COMMERCIAL WORKERS, LOCAL 832, EDUCATION AND TRAINING TRUST FUND C-1 The Company agrees to make the following contributions per hour into the Manitoba Food & Commercial Workers Local 832, Education and Training Trust Fund: 13¢ per hour effective January 1, 2016 The hours for which the Company will contribute said amounts will be the same hours as contributed for the Dental Plan under Article A-2.01, and shall be remitted to the Union in the same manner.
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Maintenance Wage Survey. The Company will do an annual maintenance wage survey comprised of ten competitors that have been used in the 2008 and 2007 surveys. (This list can only be amended by mutual agreement.) The positions included in the review will be comparable to the positions at the plant and will consist of:
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Maintenance Wage Survey. The Company will do an annual maintenance wage survey to establish Maintenance wage rates. The survey will be comprised of ten (10) competitors that have been used in the 2019 survey. These lists can only be amended by mutual agreement. If the rate for a competitor is not yet official or published, for example if parties are in negotiations, the survey will be conducted based on the current top rate for the position at the time the survey is conducted in November. In the event that the Company adds the classification of 4th Class Power Engineer, the parties will meet to determine the list of competitors. The positions included in the review will be comparable to the positions at the plant and will consist of:
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