Social Fund. 1. The social fund includes funding debited from university expenses in an amount of 1 % of the overall annual university wage costs, compensatory wage costs and remuneration for standby (i.
Social Fund. The Parties will organise the operation of a Social Fund, to be financed by the Parties jointly. The Fund will be funded from the proceeds generated by the Stichting CAO voor Contractspelers. The parties will allocate the net income in excess of €65,000 per party to the Social Fund, the ceiling for both Employers and Employees being €108,000. The Fund will use the available funds for (re-)educating, training and supervising Employees. The board of the Stichting CAO voor Contractspelers will manage the Fund and decide on the allocation of the Fund and the funds available within the Fund.
Social Fund. Upon receipt of a written authorization, the Contractor agrees to deduct from the employees’ wages the following sum and submit to the International Union of Operating Engineers Local 66 Social Fund for hours paid for:
Social Fund. The Employer shall contribute fifty cents ($0.05) per hour worked and every employee shall contribute fifty cents ($0.05) per hour worked to the Social Justice Fund and such contribution will be made for all hours worked by each employee in the bargaining unit. Contributions to the Fund will be made quarterly, in the middle of the month immediately following completion of each fiscal quarter year, and such contributions remitted to a bank account at a banking institution in or nearest to the Hamlet of Coral Harbour.
Social Fund. Each club or Public Limited Sports company will pay the ABP an amount determined in each season's agreed terms of this Agreement, and also if the planned one-year extension occurs; the payment shall be split into two annual amounts, -one on December 31st and the other on June 30th -so that the Association may allocate it to fulfill its social obligations. The total amount payable is, Season 2013/14: 310.000 € Season 2014/15: 310.000 € Season 2015/16: 315.000 € Season 2016/17: 315.000 €. The corresponding amount for the 2013/14 season, although divided into two semesters, will be paid in full 15 days after the signing of this Agreement. In the event of an extension under Article 5.2 of the Agreement, the amount to be paid to the ABP in Season 2017/18 is set at € 315,000 If the number of ACB members changes to less than 18, a new pro rata scheme will be introduced so that the total amount received by the ABP is not reduced expedentially. The ACB is directly responsible to the ABP for the amounts outlined in this section within the agreed period
Social Fund. The Social Justice Fund provisions are effective February and contributions owing shall be paid within days of ratification of Collective Agreement.
Social Fund. In 2012, the parties to the collective labour agreement concluded a Collective Labour Agreement for the Social Fund for General Practitioner Care (SSFH), which was declared generally binding for the first time in an order dated 22 March 2013 by the Minister of Social Affairs and Employment (Government Gazette 2013, 5130) and was last amended and declared generally binding on 31 January 2022 (Government Gazette 2022, 297). The Fund's objective is to develop and support activities in relation to the labour market, training and social policy in general practitioner care. Employers falling under the scope of the SSFH collective labour agreement are liable to pay an annual contribution to the SSFH. Until 1 April 2016, employers were liable to pay an annual contribution of 0.8% of the total pensionable salary on an annual basis of all the workers employed in the previous year. With effect from 1 April 2016, the contribution to SSFH is 0.7% of the pensionable salary. As from 1 April 2016, each employee contributes toward the annual contribution made to the foundation through a contribution to the employer of 0.1% of his/her current pensionable salary for that month. The employer deducts this contribution from the employee's gross salary on a monthly basis for this purpose. Structurally, the contribution payable to SSFH remains at 0.7%. For 2024, it will once again be subject to a 0.1% reduction. The contribution payable to SSFH by the employer in 2024 is 0.6%. In 2024, the employer may deduct 0.086% from the employee’s gross salary on a monthly basis for the employee share of the SSFH contribution.
Social Fund. The SocialJustice Fund provisions under Article are effective March There shall be at least one (1) annual payment to the SocialJustice Fund regardless of the disposition of this Collective Agreement (i.e. ratified settlement or arbitral award.) PUBLIC SERVICE ALLIANCE OF CANADA
Social Fund. In recent years, the parties to the Collective Agreement have developed useful products and services for the insurance industry. The products and services are financed from the employment funds. This source of financing is drying up, however. We are expecting to receive wider communcation these next few months about the activities that have already been developed to create suppport for the activities and how these are to be financed. The joint Task Force on Coherent Employability Policy will furthermore indicate which products and services should be made available and remain available for the insurance industry. The Taskforce will also indicate how these could be funded. Not later than in September 2021 the Task Force on Coherent Employability Policy will propose further actions to the parties to the Collective Agreement.
Social Fund. During the current negotiations, the parties discussed the continuation of the Social Justice Fund. The purpose of fund Is to provide financial assistance to such entities as food banks, Canadian charities, and international relief measures to the of droughts, famines and other dislocations. Subject to the following conditions, the Company will make quarterly contributions to the Social Justice Fund equal to one cent for each straight time hour worked the preceding thirteen (13) week period. Hours Worked Payment Date The Company will make these quarterly payments providedthat:
