Common use of ORGANIZING FUND Clause in Contracts

ORGANIZING FUND. The employer agrees to deduct and remit from each employee based on the amounts below, per hour paid, on or before the fifteenth (15th) day of each month, together with a list of all employees and their Social Insurance Numbers to: 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 ............................................... fifteen cents ($0.15) per hour paid All power tools and mechanical mitre boxes used by Carpenters and Apprentices on any job for woodworking purposes shall be operated by Carpenters and Apprentices, and such tools shall be supplied by the employer and at all times kept in sound and serviceable condition. Carpenters and Apprentices shall be required to own and have with them all hand tools necessary to perform the work of their trade, and shall be allowed time during working hours to keep tools sharp and in good working condition. Adequate clean quarters, with sufficient room for employees, heated when necessary, shall be provided. When rubber boots are supplied, they shall be in good, clean, sanitary condition. Sanitary facilities will be maintained with proper seats and paper. When feasible, the employer will provide chemical facilities. Piece work of any nature will be a direct violation of this Collective Agreement. All doors and door hardware such as panic bars, kick plates, locks and closures will be installed by members of Local 1588 except where Painters Local 1945 has jurisdiction. Failure to comply will be a violation of Article 13 of the Commercial Agreement and Article 13 of the Industrial Agreement.

ORGANIZING FUND. The employer agrees to deduct and remit from each employee based on the amounts below, per hour paid, on or before the fifteenth (15th) day of each month, together with a list of all employees and their Social Insurance Numbers to: 0000 Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxx Xxxxxxxxx, XX X0X 0X0 ............................................... fifteen cents ($0.15) per hour paid All power tools and mechanical mitre boxes used by Carpenters and Apprentices on any job for woodworking purposes shall be operated by Carpenters and Apprentices, and such tools shall be supplied by the employer and at all times kept in sound and serviceable condition. Carpenters and Apprentices shall be required to own and have with them all hand tools necessary to perform the work of their trade, and shall be allowed time during working hours to keep tools sharp and in good working condition. Adequate clean quarters, with sufficient room for employees, heated when necessary, shall be provided. When rubber boots are supplied, they shall be in good, clean, sanitary condition. Sanitary facilities will be maintained with proper seats and paper. When feasible, the employer will provide chemical facilities. Piece work of any nature will be a direct violation of this Collective Agreement. All doors and door hardware such as panic bars, kick plates, locks and closures will be installed by members of Local 1588 except where Painters Local 1945 has jurisdiction. Failure to comply will be a violation of Article 13 of the Commercial Agreement and Article 13 of the Industrial Agreement.