Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice Sample Clauses

Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice. Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice Wage scale shall be: 1st Period 50% of Xxxxx Finisher Journeyman Wage 2nd Period 60% of Xxxxx Finisher Journeyman Wage 3rd Period 70% of Xxxxx Finisher Journeyman Wage 4th Period 80% of Xxxxx Finisher Journeyman Wage For Health and Welfare and Pension contributions – see Attachment 1 – Wage and Fringe Benefit Scales. Each employer shall be allowed to employ one (1) Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice for one (1) Xxxxx Finisher Journeyman and one (1) Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice for each additional three (3) Xxxxx Finisher Journeymen employed. The second Xxxxx Finisher Apprentice on each job shall be represented by the Local Union from the jurisdiction of the local in which the job is located.
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