SHOP CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY AND SKILL PREMIUMS Sample Clauses

SHOP CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY AND SKILL PREMIUMS. (a) Those employees, possessing a Shop Certification Authority (SCA) license, as required for the performance of their duties, shall receive $0.40 per hour worked in addition to their base wage. Note: Those employees who are currently receiving more than the $0.40 per hour worked skill premium will retain their current rate. (b) Machinist mechanics who are CNC qualified shall receive, in addition to their base wage; (i) The skill premium per hour worked under paragraph (a) above for the possession of a SCA license, as required for the performance of their duties, and; (ii) $2.00 per hour if CNC qualified for one machine, or $4.00 per hour if CNC qualified for more than one machine. (c) Records or Materials Controllers who are air brake qualified shall receive $0.35 per hour worked in addition to their base rate.
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SHOP CERTIFICATION AUTHORITY AND SKILL PREMIUMS. (a) Those employees, possessing a Shop Certification Authority (SCA) license, as required for the performance of their duties, shall receive $0.40 per hour worked in addition to their base wage. Note: Those employees who are currently receiving more than the $0.40 per hour worked skill premium will retain their current rate. Note: The increase in the SCA premium reflect in (a) above is effective April 15, 2012. (b) Machinist mechanics who are CNC qualified shall receive, in addition to their base wage; (i) The skill premium per hour worked under paragraph (a) above for the possession of a SCA license, as required for the performance of their duties, and; (ii) $2.00 per hour if CNC qualified for one machine, or $4.00 per hour if CNC qualified for more than one machine. (c) Records or Materials Controllers who are air brake qualified shall receive $0.35 per hour worked in addition to their base rate.
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