NORTHEAST CORRIDOR WAGE SCALES Sample Clauses

NORTHEAST CORRIDOR WAGE SCALES. (a) The standard minimum wage scales during the term of the CPA for those employed on a daily basis in the Northeast Corridor shall be as follows: Dir. Of Photography 10/2/2016 – 9/30/2017 124.85 187.27 1373.31 206.00 274.66 411.99 10/12017 – 9/29/2018 128.60 192.89 1414.55 212.18 282.91 424.37 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 132.46 198.69 1457.04 218.56 291.41 437.11 Cam Oper 10/2/2016 – 9/30/2017 72.22 108.34 794.46 119.17 158.89 238.34 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 74.39 111.58 818.25 122.74 163.65 245.48 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 76.62 114.93 842.84 126.43 168.57 252.85 1st Camera Assist. 10/2/2016 - 9/30/2017 69.74 104.61 767.15 115.07 153.43 230.15 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 71.83 107.75 790.15 118.52 158.03 237.05 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 73.98 110.98 813.83 122.08 162.77 244.15 2nd Camera Assist. 10/2/2016 - 9/30/2017 62.48 93.72 687.28 103.09 137.46 206.18 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 64.35 96.53 707.90 106.18 141.58 212.37 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 66.28 99.42 729.09 109.36 145.82 218.73 Loader 10/2/2016 - 9/30/2017 53.74 80.60 591.09 88.66 118.22 177.33 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 60.50 90.75 665.52 99.83 133.10 199.66 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 62.32 93.47 685.47 102.82 137.09 205.64 Digital Imaging Technician 10/2/2016 - 9/30/2017 65.05 97.58 715.60 107.34 143.12 214.68 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 67.00 100.50 737.02 110.55 147.40 221.10 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 69.01 103.52 759.11 113.87 151.82 227.73 Still Photographer 10/2/2016 - 9/30/2017 72.22 108.34 794.46 119.17 158.89 238.34 10/1/2017 – 9/29/2018 74.39 111.58 818.25 122.74 163.65 245.48 9/30/2018 – 9/30/2019 76.62 114.93 842.84 126.43 168.57 252.85 (b) The salaries of camerapersons engaged on a temporary basis, by the day or week, for the performance of government work (which is hereby defined as work for a Employer under direct contract with the U.S.I.A. or the Army, Air Force or Navy Departments) shall be fifteen (15%) less than the applicable wage scales above-specified. In addition, and notwithstanding any provisions elsewhere herein to the contrary, camerapersons engaged for a week or more on out of town government work shall receive no pay for any Saturdays or Sundays on which no work or travel is done, but they shall be entitled to receive their meal and hotel allowances for such days.
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NORTHEAST CORRIDOR WAGE SCALES. (a) The standard minimum wage scales during the term of the CPA for those employed on a daily basis in the Northeast Corridor shall be as follows: (b) The salaries of camerapersons engaged on a temporary basis, by the day or week, for the performance of government work (which is hereby defined as work for a Employer under direct contract with the U.S.I.A. or the Army, Air Force or Navy Departments) shall be fifteen (15%) less than the applicable wage scales above-specified. In addition, and notwithstanding any provisions elsewhere herein to the contrary, camerapersons engaged for a week or more on out of town government work shall receive no pay for any Saturdays or Sundays on which no work or travel is done, but they shall be entitled to receive their meal and hotel allowances for such days. (c) Terms and conditions of employment for camerapersons employed on an annual basis shall be subject to negotiation between the Employer and Local 600.
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NORTHEAST CORRIDOR WAGE SCALES. (a) The standard minimum wage scales during the term of the CPA for those employed on a daily basis in the Northeast Corridor shall be as follows: October 1, 2016 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $127.31 190.96 1400.38 210.06 280.08 420.12 Camera Operator 73.65 110.48 810.15 121.52 162.03 243.05 1st Camera Assistant 71.11 106.67 782.25 117.34 156.45 234.68 2nd Camera Assistant 63.72 95.57 700.84 105.12 140.17 210.25 Camera Loader/Utility 54.80 82.18 602.71 90.40 120.54 180.82 Digital Imaging Tech 66.33 99.50 729.68 109.45 145.94 218.91 Still Photographer 73.65 110.48 810.15 121.52 162.03 243.05 October 1, 2017 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $131.13 196.69 1442.39 216.36 288.48 432.72 Camera Operator 75.85 113.79 834.45 125.16 166.89 250.34 1st Camera Assistant 73.24 109.87 805.72 120.86 161.14 241.72 2nd Camera Assistant 65.63 98.44 721.87 108.28 144.38 216.56 Camera Loader/Utility 56.44 84.65 620.80 93.12 124.16 186.24 Digital Imaging Tech 68.32 102.48 751.57 112.73 150.32 225.47 Still Photographer 75.85 113.79 834.45 125.16 166.89 250.34 October 1, 2018 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $135.06 202.59 1485.66 222.85 297.13 445.70 Camera Operator 78.13 117.21 859.48 128.92 171.90 257.85 1st Camera Assistant 75.44 113.16 829.89 124.48 165.97 248.97 2nd Camera Assistant 67.60 101.39 743.52 111.52 148.71 223.06 Camera Loader/Utility 58.13 87.19 639.42 95.91 127.88 191.83 Digital Imaging Tech 70.37 105.56 774.12 116.11 154.83 232.24 Still Photographer 78.13 117.21 859.48 128.92 171.90 257.85 (b) The salaries of camerapersons engaged on a temporary basis, by the day or week, for the performance of government work (which is hereby defined as work for an Employer under direct contract with the U.S.I.A. or the Army, Air Force or Navy Departments) shall be fifteen (15%) less than the applicable wage scales above-specified. In addition, and notwithstanding any provisions elsewhere herein to the contrary, camerapersons engaged for a week or more on out of town government work shall receive no pay for any Saturdays or Sundays on which no work or travel is done, but they shall be entitled to receive their meal and hotel allowances for such days.
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NORTHEAST CORRIDOR WAGE SCALES. (a) The standard minimum wage scales during the term of the CPA for those employed on a daily basis in the Northeast Corridor shall be as follows: October 1, 2019 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $139.11 $208.67 $1,530.23 $229.54 $306.04 $459.07 Camera Operator $80.47 $120.73 $885.26 $132.79 $177.06 $265.59 1st Camera Assistant $77.70 $116.55 $854.79 $128.21 $170.95 $256.44 2nd Camera Assistant $69.63 $104.43 $765.83 $114.87 $153.17 $229.75 Camera Loader/Utility $59.87 $89.81 $658.60 $98.79 $131.72 $197.58 Digital Imaging Tech $72.48 $108.73 $797.34 $119.59 $159.47 $239.21 Still Photographer $80.47 $120.73 $885.26 $132.79 $177.06 $265.59 October 1, 2020 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $143.29 $214.93 $1,576.14 $236.42 $315.23 $472.84 Camera Operator $82.89 $124.35 $911.82 $136.77 $182.37 $273.55 1st Camera Assistant $80.03 $120.05 $880.43 $132.06 $176.08 $264.13 2nd Camera Assistant $71.72 $107.56 $788.80 $118.31 $157.77 $236.64 Camera Loader/Utility $61.67 $92.50 $678.36 $101.75 $135.67 $203.51 Digital Imaging Tech $74.66 $111.99 $821.26 $123.18 $164.26 $246.38 Still Photographer $82.89 $124.35 $911.82 $136.77 $182.37 $273.55 October 1, 2021 0-8 hrs 9-10 hrs Min Call 6th day/hr 7th day/hr turnaround Director of Photography $147.58 $221.38 $1,623.42 $243.51 $324.68 $487.03 Camera Operator $85.37 $128.08 $939.18 $140.87 $187.84 $281.76 1st Camera Assistant $82.44 $123.65 $906.84 $136.02 $181.36 $272.06 2nd Camera Assistant $73.87 $110.79 $812.46 $121.86 $162.50 $243.74 Camera Loader/Utility $63.52 $95.27 $698.71 $104.80 $139.74 $209.62 Digital Imaging Tech $76.90 $115.35 $845.90 $126.88 $169.19 $253.77 Still Photographer $85.37 $128.08 $939.18 $140.87 $187.84 $281.76 (b) The salaries of camerapersons engaged on a temporary basis, by the day or week, for the performance of government work (which is hereby defined as work for an Employer under direct contract with the U.S.I.A. or the Army, Air Force or Navy Departments) shall be fifteen (15%) less than the applicable wage scales above-specified. In addition, and notwithstanding any provisions elsewhere herein to the contrary, camerapersons engaged for a week or more on out of town government work shall receive no pay for any Saturdays or Sundays on which no work or travel is done, but they shall be entitled to receive their meal and hotel allowances for such days.
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