Examples of Class A Participant in a sentence
For Example: Assume that George is a Class A Participant and his wage rate under the current Collective Bargaining Agreement is $28.39 per hour.
The term “Participant” shall mean any Employee who is either a Class A Participant or Class B Participant as defined in Section 1 of this Plan.
If you are a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, you are not entitled to SUB Benefits until you become a Class A Participant pursuant to Section 1.06(E).
If you are a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, you are not entitled to A&S Benefits until you become a Class A Participant pursuant to Section 1.06(E).
If you are a Class B Participant who performs mechanical equipment services, and who has not attained four years of Credited Service under Section 1.06(A) during the first four years of such classification, you shall become a Class A Participant once you complete four (4) consecutive periods (of at least a year) during which you attained a minimum of 1,200 hours of Credited Service during each period.
He then was able to work fulltime (2,000 hours of Credited Service per year) for the next four years and attained the tenure of a 3rd year Apprentice on December 1, 2003, 4th Year Apprentice on December 1, 2004 and became a Class A Participant on December 1, 2005 when he completed four consecutive periods (of at least a year) during which he attained at least 1,200 hours of Credited Service during that period.
If you are a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, and who has not attained four years of Credited Service under Section 1.06(A) during the first four years of such classification, you shall become a Class A Participant once you complete four (4) consecutive periods (of at least a year) during which you attained a minimum of 1,200 hours of Credited Service during each period.
As a Class B Participant who has a home local other than Local 392, you are not eligible to receive any benefits under this Plan until you become a Class A Participant pursuant to Section 1.06(E).
Depending on your length of service, you are either a Class B Participant or a Class A Participant (as defined in Section 1.06).
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