Part-Timers Hired After April Sample Clauses

Part-Timers Hired After April. 1, 2008 If a new part-time employee is required by law or trust agreement/rules to have H&W and/or Pension benefits, the following applies: Start Rate $10.00 12 mos $10.20 24 mos $10.425 36 mos $10.85 48 mos $11.325 If a new part-time employee is not required to have H&W or Pension benefits, the following applies: Start Rate $12.00 12 mos $12.20 24 mos $12.425 36 mos $12.85 48 mos $13.325
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Part-Timers Hired After April. 1, 2008 If a new part-time employee is required by law or trust agreement/rules to have H&W and/or Pension benefits, the following applies: Start Rate $10.00 12 mos $10.20 24 mos $10.425 36 mos $10.85 48 mos $11.325 If a new part-time employee is not required to have H&W or Pension benefits, the following applies: Start Rate $12.00 12 mos $12.20 24 mos $12.425 36 mos $12.85 48 mos $13.325 For part-timers hired after Apri1 1, 2008 who perform any of the limited PM driving, the part-time rate shall be $2 an hour more than the part-time non-driving rate. If they perform driving duties any portion of the day, they shall receive this drivers’ rate for all time worked that day.
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