XXXXXX Contributions Sample Clauses

XXXXXX Contributions. THIS ARTICLE V
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XXXXXX Contributions. THIS ARTICLE V IS NOT APPLICABLE A. EMPLOYEE THRIFT CONTRIBUTIONS If selected below, Employee Thrift Contributions, which are required for Matching Thrift Contributions, may be made by a Participant in an amount equal to (select one): (1) A dollar amount or a percentage of the Participant's Compensation which may not be less than -----% nor may not exceed ------% of his or her Compensation. (2) An amount not less than ------% of and not more than ---------% of each Participant's Compensation.
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XXXXXX Contributions. The employer agrees to deduct an amount from the pay of each employee, who is a union member and who executes a voluntary check-off authorization form for the Bricklayers and Allied Craftworkers Political Action Committee (BACPAC). Deductions shall be in the amount and at the intervals specified on the check-off authorization form. The employer agrees to transmit BACPAC deductions to the Treasurer of BACPAC, and shall be accompanied by a list of the names of those employees for whom BACPAC deductions have been made and the amount deducted for each employee. The employer shall transmit such monthly Union Dues check-off deductions with payment of its monthly Trust Fund contributions, to the administrator of the trust funds for the area in which the work is performed as set forth in Appendix A to this Agreement. The employer shall further make appropriate entries with respect to said Union Dues check-off deductions on report forms supplied by the administrator.
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XXXXXX Contributions. The Tribe agrees to include its gross gaming revenue from poker in its Class III Net Win for the purposes of the calculation and payment of its contributions under the Compact and Appendix I. (1) For each poker game, gross gaming revenue is equal to the amount of compensation charged players for the opportunity to play and Wager on any poker game. It includes rake, time collection, or any other fee the player is required to pay the Gaming Facility Operator for the opportunity to play and Wager against other players. (2) The following shall not be included in the calculation of gross gaming revenue for poker: entry fees or other compensation received by the Gaming Facility Operator for poker tournaments, and prizes paid to winning players as a result of poker tournaments, and free play instrumentalities and match play instrumentalities.
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XXXXXX Contributions. THIS ARTICLE IS NOT APPLICABLE
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XXXXXX Contributions. The City approved the imposition of an additional ¼ cent sales tax to be used for restoring, rehabilitating, and expanding the City’s street infrastructure. Having imposed such a tax, the City Council has subsequently identified the S. 40th Arterial Improvements described herein as a project toward which a portion of the additional sales tax revenue generated by the additional ¼ cent sales tax should be allocated.
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XXXXXX Contributions. A. Employee Thrift Contributions ----------------------------- If selected below, Employee Thrift Contributions, which are required for Matching Thrift Contributions, may be made by a Participant in an amount equal to (select one): (2) An amount not less than % of and not more than % of ---- ---- each Participant's Compensation. B. Making and Modifying an Employee Thrift Contribution Election ------------------------------------------------------------- A Participant shall be entitled to increase, decrease or resume his or her Employee Thrift Contribution percentage with the following frequency during the Plan Year (select one): (1) annually [ ] (2) semi-annually [ ] (3) quarterly [ ] (4) monthly [ ] (5) other (specify): . ---- Any such increase, decrease or resumption shall be effective as of the first payroll period coincident with or next following the first day of each period set forth above. A Participant may completely discontinue making Employee Thrift Contributions at any time effective for the payroll period after written notice is provided to the Administrator.
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