RATES AND CONDITIONS FOR CEMENT FINISHING CLASSIFICATIONS Sample Clauses

RATES AND CONDITIONS FOR CEMENT FINISHING CLASSIFICATIONS. 5.01 Workers working pursuant to this Appendix shall fall into one of the following classifications. Xxxxx Entry Level 1 .. 0-2000 hrs Xxxxx Level 2 .. 2001 - 3500 hrs *Xxxxx Level 3 over 3500 hours Finisher 1 over 3500 hrs and can perform some finishing tasks Finisher 2 over 4500 hrs and can perform most finishing tasks Finisher 3 over 6000 hrs and can perform all finishing skills *Xxxxx Level 3 shall apply to individuals that have accumulated hours but do not wish to acquire finishing skills. It shall be understood if the individual performs any tasks associated with finishing, such as floating or trowelling, the member shall be considered Finisher Apprentice 1.
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RATES AND CONDITIONS FOR CEMENT FINISHING CLASSIFICATIONS. 5.01 Workers working pursuant to this Appendix shall fall into one of the following classifications. Entry Level Xxxxx .. 0 - 3000 hrs Senior Xxxxx over 3000 hrs, but not proceeding to Finisher Classifications Finisher-in-Training over 3000 hrs and shows an interest in finishing and employer/employee have mutually agreed to enter the employee into Finisher-in-Training position Finisher Apprentice over 4000 hrs and shows proficiency in most finishing tasks Finisher Journeyperson over 6000 hrs and shows proficiency in all finishing tasks *Senior Xxxxx shall apply to individuals that have accumulated hours but do not wish to acquire finishing skills. If the individual shows skill and an interest in finishing, the employer and employee may mutually agree to enter the employee into a Finisher-in- Training position. Performing tasks associated with a classification alone shall not be sufficient to qualify for that position.
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