San Francisco Sample Clauses
San Francisco. For those employees represented by Locals 16 and 784, working conditions shall be per the then-current Basic Agreement, as modified herein, wage rates shall be per Appendix E and subject to the percentage increase in the then-current Basic Agreement, and benefit contributions shall be as follows: (a) Health & Welfare is to be paid at the rate of fifteen and a half percent (15.5%) of the gross wages including vacation pay; (b) Pension is to be paid at the rate of ten and four tenths percent (10.4%) of the gross wages including vacation pay. Benefit contributions for those represented by Local 16 shall be paid to the appropriate Local 16 benefit plan (P.O. Box 888439, Los Angeles, CA 90088-8439). Health & Welfare contributions for those represented by Local 784 shall be paid to the I.A.T.S.E.
San Francisco no Advertising shall be installed on
San Francisco. Any Advertising in the public right-of-way, which is subject to the San Francisco’s approval and conformance with local law.
San Francisco. United Brotherhood of Carpenters Northern California and Northern California District Council of Laborers June 2023 CEA agreement.
San Francisco. Oakland/San Jose, CA”. In the event such index is discontinued, then “Consumer Price Index” shall mean an index chosen by Director which is, in Director’s reasonable judgment, comparable to the index specified above.
San Francisco after 6/12/13 1/1/2014 1/1/2015 1/1/2016 1/1/2017 $14.00 $14.00 $14.00 $14.00 $14.25
(a) The minimum hourly wage rates for security officers shall be as follows: 1st pay period $0.50 $0.50 $0.35 $0.30
(b) The hourly wage rates of security officers shall be increased as follows: 1st pay period
12.2 Tier One - East Bay Areas Covered by this Agreement
(a) The minimum hourly wage rates for security officers shall be as follows: 1st pay period $0.50 $0.45 $0.30 $0.25
(b) The hourly wage rates of security officers shall be increased as follows: 1st pay period
San Francisco. (a) The minimum hourly wage rates for security officers shall be as follows: $15.25 $15.45 $15.80 $16.25 $16.70 **Minimum wage under this Section will be the greater of the rate set forth above or the published San Francisco Minimum Wage (after any applicable CPI increase).
(b) The hourly wage rates of security officers shall be increased as follows: $0.60 $0.40 $0.50 $0.50 $0.40 12.2 Tier One - East Bay Areas Covered by this Agreement
(a) The minimum hourly wage rates for security officers shall be as follows: $14.00 $14.35 $14.70 $15.15 $15.50 **Minimum wage under this Section will be the greater of the rate set forth above or the published Oakland Minimum Wage (after any applicable CPI increase).
(b) The hourly wage rates of security officers shall be increased as follows: $0.50 $0.40 $0.50 $0.50 $0.40 12.3 Tier Two - East Bay Areas Covered by this Agreement
(a) The minimum hourly wage rates for security officers shall be as follows: $12.05 $12.30 $13.30 $14.40 $15.00 **Minimum wage under this Section will be the greater of the rate set forth above or the published Oakland Minimum Wage (after any applicable CPI increase).
(b) The hourly wage rates of security officers shall be increased as follows: $0.40 $0.25 $0.30 $0.30 $0.30
San Francisco. Even before the topic of a tenant buyout agreement can be broached, the tenant must sign paperwork certifying that he or she is made aware of their rights. That’s right - even before the landlords opens their mouth, there must be disclosures made. It doesn’t stop there.
San Francisco. On this page, click on the San Francisco Administrative Code for the entire collection of city codes, including Chapter 37 on rent control. The Council Rent Website is the best place on the internet to gain control over rent regulations and rules supported by rents. San Xxxx. Relevant provisions are contained in section 17, Chapter 17.23, No.17.23.010 to 17.23.770. Santa Xxxxxx. The city's rent control laws are in the city's Charter, not the Municipal Code. A thousand oaks. This is a summary of the city's narrow rent control laws. The rulings of this rent control (755-NS (7/1980), 956-NS (3/1987) and 1284-NS (5/1997) have never been part of the Municipal Code, And therefore cannot be found in the online municipal code. Your rent is legally large enough for the proposed number of residents, you will need to take into account the number of residents and the size of the available bedrooms. California law sets a minimum 70-square-foot square-foot requirement for the first bedroom occupant intended for sleeping, plus an additional 50 square feet for each additional occupant of that bedroom. Your city may have minimum requirements that allow more residents than the state standard, be sure to check your city's requirements. You should also be aware of California's rules on acceptable employment standards- the landlord's ability to set a limit on the number of tenants, based on the number of bedrooms only. California rule thumbs up two residents for a bedroom plus another one. This means that a two- bedroom apartment should be able to accommodate five people (subject to the minimum requirement of square meters, explained above). Be prudent in applying this standard, taking into account the age of the residents and the relative size of the rooms. If you and your tenant discuss your agreement primarily in Spanish, Chinese, Tagalog, Vietnamese or Korean, you must give the tenant an unsigned version of the rental document in that language before requesting a signature. This rule does not apply (i.e., you can submit your English version only) if the tenant has provided his own translator who is not a minor and who can speak and read in a foreign language and English fluently. If the translator is supplied by a tenant but does not meet these two requirements, or if the translator is you or someone in your staff or otherwise provided by you (such as your runaway daughter), you will have to submit a version of your rental document in a foreign language. (CC No 1632.) Sinc...
San Francisco. On this page, click on the San Francisco Administrative Code for the entire collection of city codes, including Chapter 37 on rent control. The Council Rent Website is the best place on the internet to gain control over rent regulations and rules supported by rents. San Xxxx. Relevant provisions are contained in section 17, Chapter 17.23, No.17.23.010 to 17.23.770. Santa Xxxxxx. The city's rent control laws are in the city's Charter, not the Municipal Code. A thousand oaks. This is a summary of the city's narrow rent control laws. The rulings of this rent control (755-NS (7/1980), 956-NS (3/1987) and 1284-NS (5/1997) have never been part of the Municipal Code, And therefore cannot be found in the online municipal code. Your rent is legally large enough for the proposed number of residents, you will need to take into account the number of residents and the size of the available bedrooms.