Common use of Pursuant to San Francisco Clause in Contracts

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section 16.61-1 (4)(a), the union elected, effective January 11, 1997 to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution rather than reduced contribution is irrevocable.

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section 16.61-1 (4)(a4) (a), the union electedhereby elects effective December 25, effective January 11, 1997 1996 to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution rather than reduced contribution is irrevocable.

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section Section 16.61-1 (4)(a1(4)(a), the union elected, effective January 11, 1997 Association has elected to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution rather than reduced contribution is irrevocable.

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section 16.61-1 (4)(a4) (a), the union electedhereby elects effective December 25, effective January 11, 1997 1996 to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution contibution rather than reduced contribution is irrevocable.

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section 16.61-1 (4)(a), the union electedhereby elects effective December 25, effective January 11, 1997 1996 to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution rather than reduced contribution is contributions irrevocable.

Pursuant to San Francisco. Administrative Code section 16.61-1 (4)(a), the union elected, hereby elects effective January 11, 1997 to place all employees covered by this agreement into a full retirement contribution status. The parties recognize that the implementation of full contribution rather than reduced contribution is irrevocable.