SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE Sample Clauses

SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE. Effective date of ratification, it is agreed that any service performed for banquet bar, and all other banquet beverage service that of the total amount of the service charge, seventy-three percent (73%) will be set aside for sharing amongst the employees providing the service. Two percent (2%) of the total amount of the service charge will be set aside for the banquet housemen (porters) and twenty five-percent (25%) of the service charge be set aside for the disposal of the Catering Manager for distribution as he/she feels best suited.
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SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE a) Effective the date of ratification, it is agreed that any service performed for banquet bar (host and C.O.D.), and all other banquet beverage service that of the total amount of the service charge, percent (75%) will be set aside for the sharing amongst the employees providing the service. Two percent of the total amount of the service charge will be set aside for the Convention Services Porters and percent (23%) of the service charge will be set aside for the Employer.
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SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE. It is agreed that any service performed for banquet bar, and all other banquet beverage service that of the total amount of the service charge, seventy-three percent (73%) will be set aside for the sharing amongst the employees providing the service. Three percent (3%) of the total amount of the service charge will be set aside for the banquet housemen (porters) and twenty-four percent (24%) of the service charge will be set aside for the disposal of the catering manager for the distribution as they feels best suited.
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SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE. It is agreed that for any service performed for banquet bar, and all other banquet beverage service, that of the total amount of the service charge, seventy-four percent (74°/o) will be set aside for the sharing amongst the employees providing the service. Two percent (2°/o) of the total amount of the service charge will be set aside for the banquet housemen (porters) and twenty-four percent (24o/o) of the service charge will be set aside for the disposal of the Employer for distribution as she feels best suited. 37.06 (b) C.O.D. Bars: The Hotel will charge a fifteen percent (15°/o) service charge. It is agreed that of the service charge, seventy-four percent (74°/o) shall be set aside for service employees servicing the function and two percent (2%) shall be set aside for the banquet housemen (porters) and twenty-four percent (24°/o) of the service charge shall be set aside for the disposal of the Catering Manager for distribution as she feels best suited.
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SERVICE CHARGE BEVERAGE a) Effective the date of ratification, it is agreed that any service performed for banquet bar (host and C.O.D.), and all other banquet beverage services, 97.43% of the service charge left by the guest will be set aside for the sharing amongst the employees providing the service. 2.57% of 100% of the service charge left by the guest will be set aside for the Convention Services Porters. Effective February 1, 2020, it is agreed that 96.2% of the service charge left by the guest will be set aside for sharing among the servers who serve the food. 3.2% of 100% of the service charge left by the guest will be paid to Convention Services Porters. 0.6% of 100% of the service charge left by the guest will be paid to Stewards.
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