Common use of Security of Funds Clause in Contracts

Security of Funds. 12.1 Upon signing an EMPLOYER to this Collective Bargaining Agreement, the EMPLOYER must submit to the Union a complete list of all EMPLOYEES and jobs; also, proof of having proper Worker’s Compensation and Unemployment Insurance. 12.2 ALL Painting, and Wallcovering EMPLOYERS are required to post a security bond; the original shall be filed with the District Council # 21 office. The amount of the bond for EMPLOYERS averaging 1 to 15 EMPLOYEES shall be $30,000.00, 16 to 35 EMPLOYEES shall be $50,000.00 and over 35 EMPLOYEES ALL Glazing & Drywall Finishing EMPLOYERS ONLY Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1 -15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th) Memorandum of Understanding: Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1-15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th) 12.3 For All Painting EMPLOYERS, in lieu of a minimum bond or letter of credit, the EMPLOYER eligible for the minimum coverage must deposit the sum of $ 1,000.00 Per Man Per Week, by certified check to be held in escrow by the Fund Office, until such time the EMPLOYER shall produce a bond based on the above scale, or no longer employs District Council # 21 members. 12.3.1 EMPLOYERS working under these circumstances may be required by the Union to pay fringe benefits and deductions on a weekly basis. 12.4 Vacation Fund escrow will also be retained (per Article 13.4.1)

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Security of Funds. 12.1 Upon signing an EMPLOYER to this Collective Bargaining Agreement, the EMPLOYER must submit to the Union a complete list of all EMPLOYEES and jobs; also, proof of having proper Worker’s Compensation and Unemployment Insurance. 12.2 ALL Painting, and Wallcovering EMPLOYERS are required to post a security bond; the original shall be filed with the District Council # 21 office. The amount of the bond for EMPLOYERS averaging 1 to 15 EMPLOYEES shall be $30,000.00, 16 to 35 EMPLOYEES shall be $50,000.00 and over 35 EMPLOYEES ALL Glazing & Drywall Finishing EMPLOYERS ONLY Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1 -15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th) Memorandum of Understanding: Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1-15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th)Payer 12.3 For All Painting EMPLOYERS, in lieu of a minimum bond or letter of credit, the EMPLOYER eligible for the minimum coverage must deposit the sum of $ 1,000.00 Per Man Per Week, by certified check to be held in escrow by the Fund Office, until such time the EMPLOYER shall produce a bond based on the above scale, or no longer employs District Council # 21 members. 12.3.1 EMPLOYERS working under these circumstances may be required by the Union to pay fringe benefits and deductions on a weekly basis. 12.4 Vacation Fund escrow will also be retained (per Article 13.4.1)

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Security of Funds. 12.1 Upon signing an EMPLOYER to this Collective Bargaining Agreement, the EMPLOYER must submit to the Union a complete list of all EMPLOYEES and jobs; also, proof of having proper Worker’s Compensation and Unemployment Insurance. 12.2 ALL Painting, and Wallcovering EMPLOYERS are required to post a security bond; the original shall be filed with the District Council # 21 office. The amount of the bond for EMPLOYERS averaging 1 to 15 EMPLOYEES shall be $30,000.00, 16 to 35 EMPLOYEES shall be $50,000.00 and over 35 EMPLOYEES ALL Glazing & Drywall Finishing EMPLOYERS ONLY Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1 -15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th) Memorandum of Understanding: Bonding of Fringe Benefits and Employee Deductions Only Bonding limits based on average manpower over last 12 months. If 12 months not available Prior 6 months. Monthly Payer (January due by the end of February) Bi-Monthly Payer (January 1-15, due January 31st January 16-31, due February 15th) 12.3 For All Painting EMPLOYERS, in lieu of a minimum bond or letter of credit, the EMPLOYER eligible for the minimum coverage must deposit the sum of $ 1,000.00 Per Man Per Week, by certified check to be held in escrow by the Fund Office, until such time the EMPLOYER shall produce a bond based on the above scale, or no longer employs District Council # 21 members. 12.3.1 EMPLOYERS working under these circumstances may be required by the Union to pay fringe benefits and deductions on a weekly basis. 12.4 Vacation Fund escrow will also be retained (per Article 13.4.1)

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement

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