HomeMy WebLinkAboutRES NO 45-70RESOLUTION NO. ':45-70
A RESOLUTION OF THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY
OF BAKERSFIELD ASCERTAINING AND DETERMINING
THE PREVAILING RATE OF WAGES TO BE PAID TO
CERTAIN CRAFTS AND TYPES OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED
ON PUBLIC WORK IN THE CITY OF BAKERSFIELD.
WHEREAS, Labor Code Section 1773 requires the public
body of a public agency to ascertain and determine the prevailing
rate of wages to be paid each craft and type of workmen employed on
public works in the City of Bakersfield, and
WHEREAS, from time to time there are changes in the prevail-
ing rates of crafts and workmen employed on public work in the City
of Bakersfield.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the City
of Bakersfield, California, that it has ascertained and does hereby
determine that the general prevailing rate of per diem wages for the
crafts and type of workmen listed in Exhibit "A" attached hereto, is
as indicated on said Exhibit "A" which is made a part hereof as if
set forth in full herein, and that the wages heretofore ascertained
as prevailing for the crafts and type of workmen are amended
accordingly.
o0o
I HEREBY CERTIFY that the foregoing Resolution was
passed and adopted by the Council of the City of Bakersfield at
a regular meeting thereof held on the 6th day of July, 1970,
by the following vote:
AYES~ COUNCILMI~N-'~'BL~,HEISEY, RE'ES, RUCKER, STIERN, VETI'ER, WHITTEMORE
ABSTAINING COUNCILMEN: / ~'2'~'_---'
CITY CLERk a~ Ex-Officio~of the
Council of the City of Bakersfield
APPROVED this , , 1970
APPROVED:
CITY ATTORNEy
WAGE SCALES, FRINGE BENEFITS, LOCAL UNIONS AND THE.AGENTS HAVING JURISDICTION Ill THE KERN,
INYO AND MONO .COIJi'rEIES OF CAt~IFORNIA BUILDIi~G,Ai]D CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL
May 20, 1970
Asbestos Workers #5 - Win. Lewis, Bus. Rep,, 1829 W~ Imperial Hwy. Los Angeles, Calif,
Phone: Plymouth 6-1469
Travel Time and Transportation: 12¢ per mi, trave. led. $1 zone and $5 zone,
Subsistence: Between 50 and 75 miles - $6,50 per day each day worked. Beyond 75 mi.
radius $7.50 per day - $52.50 per week,
Show-up time: 2 hrs. Overtime: Double,
Health and Welfare: 38¢ per hr.; 8-1-70 - 484 per hr,
Savings: 50¢ per hr.; 8-1-70 - 67¢ per hr.
Pension: 35¢ per hr,~ 8-1-70 - 404 per hr,
Apprenticeship: 2½4 per hr,
Contract expires: 8-1-72
2-1-70 8-1-70 8-1-71
Journeyman = $7.45 $8.10 $9.10
Foreman 7.70 8,35 9,)5
General.- Foreman 7.95 8,60 9,60
Occupational Health: 24 per hr,
BOILERMA[~P.S #92 - Paln~r Lee, Bus. Rep., 4809 E. Firestone, South Gate, Calif. 90281
Phone: 564-7711
Travel Time and Transportation: Mileage - 10¢ per mi. outside the ~40 mi. zone, Travel
cost - 184 per-mi.
Subsistence: 10-1-69 - $11.00 per day; 10-1-70 - $12,00 per day.
Health and Welfare: ~0¢ per hr,
Vacation: 404 per hr,; 4-1-71 - 454 per hr.
Pension: 554 per hr,; 10-1-70 - 704 per hr,
Apprent iceship: 24 per hr,
Contract Expires: 10-1-71
10-1-69 10-1-70
Jour heyman $6,80 $ 7.20
Foreman 7,5 0 7.70
Gen. Foreman 7.55 7.95
BRICKLAYERS #5 Robert Langston, Bus, .Rep,, 217 E1 Tejon, Oildale, Calif,
Phone - 399-4688; 523-7957,
Travel Time and Transportation: On all jobs 55 miles from City Halls of Bakersfield,Bishop
and Tulare - 12¢ per mi, one round trip, Over 90 mi. from City Halls - 12¢ per mi, and
· -tr~{~&i time based on 50 mi, per hr, over most direct route to job,
Subsistence: $6,00 per day 20 to ~0 mi.; $8 per day 30 to 45 mi.; $10.00 per day 45 to 60
mi.; $12,00 per day 60 to 90 mi,~ $15,00 per day 90 mi, and over,
Show-up. time: 2 hrs. Overtime: Double.
Health and Welfare: 30¢ per hr,; 8-1-70 - 35¢ per hr..; 5-1-71 - 40¢ per hr,
Vacation; 50¢ per hr. Pension: 174 per hr.; 8-1-70 - 25¢ per hr.; 5-1-71 - 40¢ per hr.;
Trade Promotion: 54 per hr.; 5-1-71 - 10¢ per hr.
Apprentice: $1 per too. per contractor plus 5¢ per hr.
Contract expires: 5-1-72
5-1-70 7-1-70 8-1-70 5-1-71 11-1-71'
Journeyman $6,20 $6.60 $6.60 $7.20 $7,80
Foreman 6.70 7.10 7.10 7.70 8.~0
BRICKTENdERS #220 - B. T, James, John Wiley, 2201 - H St., P, O, Box 301, Bakersfield,Calif.~
Phone: 522-3460,
Travel Time and Transportation: 1 hr, straight time on all jobs outside of 25 mi, free zone
up to fifty miles. Over 50 miles subsistence of $9 per day and 10¢ per mi. one trip at
start of job and 10¢ per mi. one trip at completion of day, 8-1-70 - $11 per day;
1-1-71 - $12 per day,
:_ . S_h_pw.-up _.t_imp: ._21~h~_~ ........... Ov.ertime: ' Double, -
Health and Welfare: 25¢ per hr.;i6_I17o_ ~54 pe~'~.; 8'1'L7~-- 454'per hri~,'' ~-1-72'- ~'
554 per hr.; 5-1-7~ - 654 per hr..
Pension: 35¢ per hr.; 10-1-70 - 604 per hr.; 8-1-71 - 85¢ per hr,;
5-1-73 - $1.35 per hr,
Vacation: 25¢ per hr, 8-1-71 - ~0¢ per hr.; 5-1-72 - ~54 per hr,;
Subsistence will be negotiated with wages 1972'- 197~,
Contract expires: 5-1-74.
4-1-69 6-1-70 10-1-70 5-1-71 8-1-71
Journeyman $4.285 $5.00 $5.20 $5.70 $5.85
Foreman 4.585 5.~0 5.50 6.00 6.15
5-1-72 - $1,10 per hr
5-1-7~ - 404 per hr.
EXHIBIT "A"
CARPET, LINOLEUbi & SOFT TILE #1247 - Fred Adam, Bus. Rep. - 2119 W. 8th St. Los Angelesl
Travel Time & Transportation: 10¢ per mi. from shop to job; from job to job and from
job to shop..
Subsistence: ~ $9 per day or ac'tual expenses, if such is higher when working out of town
overnight. Return from job $4..50 finish.
ltealth and Welfare:- 21¢ per hr. Vacation: 29¢ per hr. thru September 30, 1970
Contract expires :. 9-30-70
5-1-70
Journeyman $5.65
ELECTRICIANS #428 -Bus. Mgr. Ivan Beavan, A1 Engi, Bus. Rep., 911 -20th St.., Bakersfield,
California. Phone 325-0512
Travel Time and Transportation: Subsistence: There will be subsistence pay only on sub-
sistence jobs west of the L.A. Aqueduct of $12 per day worked (No on and off pay or daily
travel pay or transportation). Wage rates east of the L.A. Aqueduct exclude any in and out
or reporting time or pay, any subsistence pay, or any daily travel pay or transportation
unless suitable roads or parking facilities are not available to jobsite.
Show-up time: 4 hrs. Overtime: Double.
Health and Welfare: 25¢ per hr. 7-1-70 - 35¢ per hr. Vacation: None.
Pension: 30¢ per hr.; 7-1-70 - 50¢ oer hr. plus 1% gross payroll (N.E./~.F.)
Apprentice Training Fund:
Contract expires: 6-50-71
Journeyman
Foreman
Gen. Foreman
Gr oundman
10¢ per hr.
West of L.A. Aqueduct
1-1-70 '7-1-70 1-1-71
$6.g0 · :~e-.90 $7.20
7.65 7.6~i 7.95
8.40 8.40 8.70
5.175 5.175 5.40
East of L.A. Aqueduct
Journeyman $8.90 $8.90 $9.20
Foreman 9.65 9.65 9.95
Gen. Foreman 10.40 10.40 10.70
Groundman 6.675 6.675 6.90
ELECTRICIANS #477 - Bus. Reps. Gharlie Gier and Philip Dowse, 955 W. Jefferson Ave,,
San Bernardino. PhoPE: TU5-7865
Travel Time and Transportation:
plus time at 40 miles per hour.
Subsistence: $9.00 per day.
Show-up time: Wireman - 2 hrs.
Bealth and Welfare: 25¢ per hr.
Pension: 25¢ per hr. plus 1% NEfF
Contract expires: July 1, 1972
1-1-70 7-1-70
Journeyman $7.03 $7.43
10¢ per mi. road miles both ways from San Bernardino
Lineman, & hrs. Overtime: Double.
Vacat ion: None.
Apprenticeship: $10.00 per year.
1-1-71 .~,1-71
$7.83 $a.63
GlASSWORKERS #152 - Don Dobson, Bus, Rep., 4574 E. Turner, Fresno, Cali..fornia,
Phone: Clinton 5-3175.
Travel Time and Transportation: Straight time and transportation by employer,
Subsistence: All expenses. Overtime: 1~ first 4 hrs, - all other doublee
Health and Welfare: 25¢ per hr.
Pension: 25¢ per hr.
Contract expires: 7-1-73
Vacation: 6% all straight time earnings,
7-1-69
Journeyman $5 ~92
Foreman: $1.00 per day over journeyman rate.
7-1-70; 7-1-71;-7-1-72 - !00%.average of twenty crafts of Building Trades for next three
years to determine increase),
lATHERS LOCAL #300 - Ralpl~ Schwebel., Bus. Rep., 214 Bernard Street, Bakersfielde Calife
.... p.h..oUe _-. _~_2_5-~7.95_7.. - ..... - .............
Travel Time and ~ransportition: 'O~e~ '~ mile's~nd'~'to 60 ~iles f~om Union office. 1 hr's.
pay per day. Over 60 mi. - one round trip at straight time plus subsistence.
Subsistence: $12.00 per day worked.
Show-up time: 2 hrs. Overtime: Double ,.
Health and Welfare: 20¢ per hr. Vacation: ~0~ per hr~
Pension: S2~ per hr.; 7-1-70 - 45¢ per hr. Investment Plau:
Trade Promotion: 5¢ per hr.
Contract expires: 7-1-71
7-1-69 7-1-70
Journeyman $5,805 $6,23
Foreman 6.18 6,605
2
7~1-70 - 10¢ per hr, on
Appendix B
LATttERS LOCAL #559 - Bus. Rep. Lester Bright - 422 W. Ave., Lancaster, California.
Phone: Whitehall 2-1025. Contact agent in area for wage scales.
MILLWRIGHT LOCAL #1607 - Bill Dillard - BUs. Rep. 6071 So. Normandie, Los Angeles, Calif.
Phone: PL 5-5455.
Travel Time and Transportation: Mileage - 11¢ per mi. from Los Angeles City Hall, Travel
time at speed of 35 miles per hr.
Subsistence: After 55 miles - $9 per day. Over 60 miles - $11.00 per day.
Show-up time: 2 hrs. (regular)
Health and Welfare: 51¢ per hr.
Pension: 65¢ per hr.
Contract 6xpires: 5-1-71
4 hrs. (Premium) Overtime:
Vacation: 45¢ per hr.
Appre nt ice ship:
5-1-70
Journeyman $6.18
Foreman 6.78
Double.
1¢ per hr.
PAI~,~ERS #314 - Jay Hale, Bus.. Rep. - 26 Bernard St., Bakersfield, California
Phone 525-1825
Travel Time and Transportation: 10¢ per mile with a minimum of $4.00 per day, whichever is
greater for each car used. (50 Mile free zone)
Subsistence: Living expenses shall be paid by the employer on members required to stay
over night'~.
Show-up t me 2 hrs. Overtime:
Health and Welfare: 20¢ per hr. Vacation:
Pension: 26~ per hr.; 1-1-71 - 51¢ per hr.;
1-1-72 - 56¢ per hr.
Apprenticeship: 1¢ per hr.
Contract expires: 7-1-72
1-1-70
Brush $5,63.~
Spray 5.885
Time and one-half.
25¢ per hr.; 7-1-70 - 28¢ per hr.;
7-1-71 - ~5¢ per hr.
'7-1-70 '1-1-71 '7-1-71 '1-1-72
$5,855 $6,085 $6,54 $6,64
6.085 6.335 6.59 6.89
Foreman: 25¢ per hr~ over journeyman rate.
*The Union may elect, at its option, prior to 1-1-70; 7-1-70; 1-1-71; 7-1-71; 1-1-72;
to allocate up to a maximum of 10¢ per hour out of the above listed ~mounts to each or all
of the fringe benefit plans. ~
PAI~.ITERS #1795 - W.. F. Reno - Bus. Rep. - 58269 - 6th St'. East, Palmdale, California.
Phone: Windsor 7-5051.
Travel Time and Transportation: 25 mi. free zone;
2 hrs.; over 75 miles - $12.50 per day.
Subsistence: $12.50 per day plus one round trip.
Show-up time: ~ hours. Overtime:
Health and Welfare: 25½¢ per hr. Pension:
Vacation~ 15¢ per hr.
25 to $n mi. one hour~ 50 to 75 mi. -
Il except holidays are double.
20¢ per hr.
Contract expires: 7-1-74
1-1-70 7-1-70 1-1-71 7-1-71 1-1-72 7-1-72 1-1-75 7-1-75
Brush $6.05 $6.25 $6.50 $6.75 $7.00 $7.55 $7.65 $8.00 $8.35
Spray 6.50 6.50 6.75 7.00 7.25 7.60 7.90 8.25 8.60
Foreman: Not less than $5.00 per day additional.
PI~'~STERERS #191 -Arthur ilickerson, Bus. Rep., 26 Benxard St., Ofc. #100, Bal~rsfield~ Calif.
phone: 525-6018 and 525-6019
Travel Time and Transportation: One hour straight time pay Dn j;obs over 25 miles and
Show-up time: 2 hours.
Health and Welfare: 20¢ per hr.
Pension: 25~ per hr~ 7-1-70 - ~0¢ per hr.
Overtime: Double.
Vacation: 41¢.per hr.; 7-1-70 - 50~ per hr.
7-1-69 7-1-70
Journeyman $5.86 $6.57
Foreman 6.2~5 6.74!
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Bodfish, Isabella, Kernville, still subsistence area.
PLASTERER TEi~DERS #220- B. T. James, Ace Thompson, John Wiley, Bus. Reps. 2201 H St..,
P. O. Box 501, Bakersfield, California - Phone: 522-5460.
Travel Time and Transportation: 1 hr. straigh~ time pay on jobs over 25 miles and up
Over-60 miles - $12.00 per day subsistence.
still subsistence area.
S how -up time: 2 hour s.
Health and Welfare: 25¢ per hr.
Vacation: 25¢ per hr ....
Pension: 55¢ per hr.
Contract ex..p. ires -- 7-1-71
Plasterer Tenders
No change on Bodfish, Isabella and Kernville-
Overt ime: Double.
Trade Promotion: 5¢ per hr.
7-1-69
$s .63s
PI,U~_fBERS~AND STEAIIFITTERS #460 - Bob Carter, Bus. Mgr. - George White, Assistant, 208'Oak St.
B~:kersfield, California- Phone 524-9768
Travel Time and Transportation: Free zone of 15 mi~ radius~ After that based on mileaget
104 per mi. in and out.
Subsistence: Over 50 miles - $12.00 per day.
Shox~--up t i~: 4 hrs. Overtime: Double.
Health and Welfare: 51~ per ~. Vacation: 50¢ per hr.
Pension~ 75~ per hr.~ ? Apprenticeship: 7¢ per hr.
Industrial Promotion Fundr 10¢ per 1~.;
Dues Check-off: 5~ per hr.
%,Test of L.A. Aqueduct East of L. A. Aqueduct
J ourne yman $6.92 $ 8.92
Foremen: 10~ over journepmn scale
Gen~ Foreman: 20% over journe~an scale.
~'!-1-71 - 60¢ per ~. to b~ applied as Local ~460 decides.
* 1-1-72 - 60~ per ~.. to be applied as Local ~460 decides.
ROOFEKS #66 -Jaras Gates, Bus. Rel~. -516- 51st St., Bakersfield, California
Phone ~' 325-8739
Travel Time and Transportatiion: 1 way - under 50 miles. Both ~ays over 50 miles -
use of auto - 10¢ per mi. Subsistence - $10.00 per day.
Show-up time: 2 hours
Health and Welfare: 50~ per hro
Contract expires:' 8-15-70
8-15-69
Journeyman $5.65
Foreman 5.90
Over time:
Vacation:
Time and one -ha 1 f.
10¢ per hr.
SHEET i, EETAL I'70RKERS #i.~?., Gilbert Rice, Bus. Rep., 26 Bernard
California. Phone - 525-4461
Travel time and. transportation: Mileage - 22¢ per mi.
50 miles or over.
Show-up time: 2 hours° Overtime:
Health and Welfare: 594 per hr. Pension:
Imdustrial Promotion Fund - 6~ per hr.. each employee
Contract expires: Ju~e 50, 1971
1-1-70 7-1-70 1-1-71
Journeyman *$6.77 *$6.92 $7.07
Foreman: 10% above hourly wage scale.
*6% Vacation included in hourly wage scale.
St., Ofc. #30, Bakersfield,
Subsistence: $16.00 per day.
Double.
40¢ per hr.
TILELAYERS #5 - Robert Langston - 217 E1 Tejon~ Oildale, Calif. Phone 599-4688.
525-7957. 214 Bernard St., Bakersfield, Calif..
Travel Time and Transportation: Over 20 to ~,0 mile - 10¢ per mi. plus one hour.
Subsistence: Over f~0 miles - $10.00 per day worked or $70.00.
Show-up t~n~ - 4 hrs Overtime:. 1! except holidays and Sunda]~ double.
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Pension: ~,None Vacation: 20~ per hr.
Health and I,Telfare: 25~ p~r hr.
11-1-69
Journeyman $5 ~50
TILE HELPERS #154 - Robert Langston, 217 E1 Tejon, Oildale, Calif. ofce, 214 Bernard St.,
Balersfield, California~ Home Phone 399-4688. Ofc. 525-7957
Travel Time and Transportation: Over 20 miles from Bakersfield City Hall, but less than
~.0 mileS, employer will provide transportation or workman will receive 10~ per mile tetal
mileage, both ways and one hour's pay extra per day at straight time rates, Monday through
Friday.
Subsistenos: Over ~0 miles - $10.00 per day or $70 per week.
Health and Welfare: 25¢ per hr. ~ Vacation: 20¢ per hr.
~ensio~: None .
Contract expires: 11-1-70
.................. _--. .].1-1-69 .......... - ........ ~
Dated May 20, 1970
Address: 214 Bernard St., Suite A
Bakersfield, California 95505
Phon~ 525-7957
H, D, LACKEY, Exec. Secy.
Kern, Inyo and Mono Counties
of California Building and
Construction Trades Council
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S IX BASIC TPj~DES
Wage Scale and Fringe Benefits - see enclosed pamphlet
CARPENTERS #743 - John Ebert, Bus. Rep., Win. Pinckard, 911 - 20th Street, Bakersfield,
California. FA 7-1429
Travel Time and Trans?.ortation: None. Subsistence: $9 per day as per map.
Show-up time: 2 hrs.
Contract Expires: 5-1-71
CAllPEddlERS #1239 - Basil Ott, Bus. Rep., P. O~ Box 357, 16490 Sierra Hwy, Mojave, Calif~
Phone: Valley 4-4236. Wage Scales and Conditions same as Carpenters #743
CARPE~YfERS #2224 -Julius ~coots, Bu~. Rep., 205 W.. Ridgecrest Blvd., Ridgecrest, Ca!if.
Phone: Inyokern 8-9151
Wage scales and 'conditions sam as Carpenters #1239
CE~fi~NT ~4ASONS #191 ' '
Arthur Hickerson, Bus. Rep., 26 Beri~-ard St., ,Ofc. #100, Bakersfield., California
Phone: 323-6019 and 523-6018
Travel Time and Transportation: N one. Subsistence :.-$9 per day as per map.
Show-up time: 2 hours. Overtime: Time and one-half first 3 hours~
Show-up time: 2 hours.
Contract Expires: 5-1-71
IROI~7ORKERS #155 - Tommy Baker, Secy., Chet Davis, Bus. Rep., 3221-A Mayfair Blvd.,Fresno
Phone: 268-9825
Travel Time and Transportation: Straight t-i~ae hourly rate while traveling, 11¢ per mi.
~ubsistence: $9 per day.
Show-up time: 2hrs. Overtime: Double.
Contract Expires: 8-16-70
IRONI,IORKEP, S #433 - Structural, Bus. Rep.,Kenneth ~Ioods, 2057 So. Atlantic Blvd., Los
Angeles.. Phone AN3-/:183 Same wage scales and conditions as Local #155
IRO~,?ORKER3 #416 - Bus. Rep.. Duke Parkhurst, 2127 W. 8th St., Los Angeles,
DU 3-1181 Same wage scales and conditions as Local #~55.
lABORERS #220 - B. T. James, 'John Uiley,. Act ThOmpson, Bus. Reps., 2201 H Street, P. O.
Box 30i, Bakersfieid, California. Phone:'322-3460
Travel Time and Transportation: None.
Subsistence:: $8 per day.' Kern Only -Xugust 1', 1970 -$10; 1-1-71 - $11; 5-1-71 $12;
5-1-72 - $.'.~; 5-1-75 - $14. Inyo and Mono Only.8-1-70,- $15; 1-1-70 $16; 5-1-71 - $17;
5-1-72 $18; 5-1-73 - $19.,
Show-up time: 2 hrs. Overtim :' 1½
Gontract Expires: 5..-1-70
lABORERS #783 - Manuel Padilla, Seey. 104 W. Benedict, San Bernardino, Calif.
Wage Scale same as Local #220
OPEP~TIi-~3 E~'IGIiIEERS #12 - Bo~ Zahm, Dist. Rep., Jack Forrest, Curt MeH one, Walter Campbell,
Bus. Reps. 120 Bernar~ St., BakerSfield, C 'alif. Phone 325-9z:91
]~ancaster Office: Chet Vreeland, Bus. Rep. 44250.No. Division St., Lancaster,Calif.
Phone: Whitehall 8-1689 ' '
Travel Time & TranSportatiun: None. SubSistence - $10 per'day
Sho~-up time: 2 hrs.. Overtime: 1½ first ] hrs. All othe'r double.
Contract Exp ires: 6-1-69 '-
TEAbBTERS LOCAL #982 -James Durfey, Secy. 45122 N. Yucca Avenue, Lancaster, Calif..
CARPEHTERS ;
Health & Welfare - 51¢ per hr.
Pension - 65~~, per hr.
Vacation Savings-Holiday - 45¢ per hr. Apprenticeship: 1¢ per hr.
Foreman: Receives not less than 60¢ per hour more than the hourly rate of the highest
Carpenter classification over which he has responsibility, excluding
"Pneumatic Nailer or Power Stapler."
Carpenter ................................. $5.98
Shingler .................................. 6.11
Hardwood F1 oor Worker ..................... 6.18
Millwr ight ................................ 6.18
Saw Filer .. ............................... 6.06
Table Power Saw Operator .................. 6.08
Pneumatic Nailer or Power Stapler ........ 6.25
Wood Fence Builder on Residential Projects. 4.91
Roof Loader of Shingles ........... . ....... 4.65
Pile Driver Foreman ....................... 6.71
Pile Driver Man-Bridge or Dock Carpenter and
Cable Splicer .......... 6.11
Pile Driver Man- Derrick Bargeman .......... 6.11
Head Rockslinger ........................... 6.21
Rocks 1 ingot ................................ 6.05
Rock Bargeman or Scowman ................... 5.95
Men working from a bos'n's chair, swinging scaffold, or suspended from a rope or cable,
shall receive 25¢ per hour above the applicable journeyman or apprentice rate.
OPERATING EiK3 IHEEP..q
Health and Welfare - ~0¢ per hr.; 7-1-70 - 45¢ per hr.
Pension - 60~~. per hr.; 7-1-70 - 80¢ per br.
Vacation - l{ol~day Fund - 50¢ per hr.
Foreman:
GROUP 1 ....................................
B~akeman
Compressor Operator
Deck Hand
Engineer Oiler
Gonerat.~ Operator
Heavy DuEy Repairman Helper
Pump Operator
S ignalman
Switchman
per hour over 'the rate of the highest paid Engineer under his supervision.
,.- 10-1-69 7-1-70
$5.53 $6.03
GROUP 2 ....................................
Building Construction Inspector
Concrete Mixer Operator, Skip Type
Conveyor Ope rat or
Fireman
Generator, Pump or Compressor, (2-5 inclusive)
Portal Units - over 5 units, 10¢ per hr. for
each additional unit up to nine units
1
$5.77 $6.27
GROUP 2 continued:
Hydrostatic Pump Operator
Oiler Crusher (Asphalt or'Concrete Plant)
Plant Operator, Generator, Pump or Compressor
Rotary Drill Helper (oilfield)
Skiploader -Wheel type up to 5/4 yd. without attachment
Soils Field Technician
Tar Pot Fireman
Temporary Heating Plant Operator
Trenching Machine Oiler
Truck Crane Oiler
10-1-69 7-1-70
$5.77 $6.27
GROUP 25 ...................................
A-Frame or Winch Truck Operator
Cha inman
Elevat or Operator ( ins ide )
Equipment Greaser (rack)
Ford Ferguson (with dragtype attachnet~ts )
Helicopter Radioman (grou[ld)
Power Concrete Curing Machine Oper~?tor
Power Concrete Saw Operator
Power-Driven Jumbo Form ~.qetter Operator
Ross Carrier Operator (jobsite)
Stationary Pipe Wrapping & Cleaning Hachitua Operator
$6.01 $6.51
GROUP 4 ....................................
Asphalt Plant Fireman
Boring Machine Operator
Boxman or Hixerman (Asphalt or Concrete)
Chip Spreading Machine Operator
Concrete Pump Operator (small portable )
Dinky Locomotive or Hotorman (up to and including 10 ton)
Equipment Greaser (Grease Truck)
Helicopter Hoist Operator
Highl ine Cableway Signalman
Hydra-ltammer-Areo Storeper
Pm~er Sweeper Operator
Roller Operator (cornpatting)
Screed 0perator (Asphalt or Concrete)
Rodman
Trenching Machine Operator (up to 6 ft,)
$6.12 $6.62
GROUP 5 .................................... $6,51 $6.81
Asphalt Plant Engineer
Cohere ..... Batch Plant Operator-
(Oiler or Journeyman -trainee required)
(Where commercial power is not used, no less than one
generator operator is required)
(0n multi-batch plant units not less than 10perator-Oiler
and 1 additional employee)
Backhoe Operator (up to and including 5/4 yd)
Bit Sharpchef
Concrete Joint Machine Operator (Canal and similar type)
Concrete Planer Operator
Derrickman (Oilfield type)
Deck Engine Operator
Drilling Machine Operator (including water wells)
Forklift Operator (under 5 tons capacity)
2
continued 10-1-69 7-1-70
GROUP 5 ................................ .... $6.31 $6.81
Hydrographic Seeder Machine Operator (straw pu~p or seed)
Ins trume ntman
Machine To61 Operator
Maginnis Internal Full Slab Vibrator
I, lechanical Berm, curb or gutter (concrete or asphalt)
blechanical Finisher Operator (concrete -Clary-Johnson-Bid-well or similar)
Pavement Breaker Operat~or (truck mounted, Oiler-Journeyman-
trainee required)
Road Oil Mixing Machine Operator
Roller Operator(asphalt or finish)
Rubber Tired Earth lqoving Equipment, (single engine,
up to and including 25 yd. struck)
Self-Propelled Tar Pipelining i.lachine Operator
Slip Form Pump Operator (power-driven hydraulic lifting
device for concrete forms)
Tugger Hoist (1 drum)
Tunnel Locomotive Operator (over 10 and up to and
including 50 tons)
Stinger Crane ( Austin-Western or similar type )
Skiploader Operator (Crawler and Wheel type o=er
3/4 yd. and up to and includi.ng 1~- yds.)
Tractor'Operator-BUlldozer, Tamper ~craper
(single engine, up to 100 h.p., flywheel and
similar types, up to and including D-5 and
similar types)
We lder-Ge nora 1
GROUP 6 .................................... $6.41 $6.91
Asphalt or Concrete Spreading Operator (tamping or finishing)
Asphalt Paving i, lachine Operator (Barber Green or similar
type - 2 screedmen'required)
BHL Lima Road Pactor, Wagner Pactor or similar, Operator
Bridge Crane Operator
Cast in Place Pipe Laying Machine Operator
Combination 14ixer and Compressor Operator (Gunite work)
Concrete Pump Operator (truck mounted) Oiler required
Concrete Mixer Operator - Paving (Oiler or Journeyman -
trainee required)
Crane Operator (up to and including 25 ton capacity) Oiler or
Journeyman - trainee required) (Long Boom pay applicable)
Crushing Plant Operator (Oiler or Journeyman - trainee required)
(where commercial power is not used, no less than one generator
operat or is required )
Drill Doctor
Elevating Grader Operator
Forklift Operator (over 5 tons)
Grade Ched~ er
Gradall Operator (Oiler or Journeyman - trainee required)
Grout ing Machine Operat or
lteading Shield Operator
Heavy Duty Repairman
Hoist Operator' (Chicago Boom and similar type)
10-1-69
~ ~ ' $6.41 $6.91: ~ ;
GROUP 6. continued
Kolman Belt Loader and similar type (Oiler or Journeyman -
trainee required)
LeTourneau Blob Compactor or similar type
Lift Slab Machine Operator (VaStburg and similar types)
Lift Mobile Operator (Oiler or'Journeyman-trainee required)
Loader Operator (Athey, Euclid, S/e rra and similar type-
Oiler or Journeyman - trainee required)
Material Hoist Operator
Muck inS Machine Operator (1/4. yd. Oiler or J. ourne.yman -
trainee required - rubber tired rail or track type)
Pneumatic Concrete Placing Machine Operator (Hackley-
Presswell or similar type)
Pneumatic Heading Shield (tunnel)
Pumpcrete Gun Operator
Rotary Drill Operator (excluding Caisson type (Oiler or
Journeyman - trainee required)
Rubber-Tired Earth Moving Equipment Operator (single engine-Caterpillar,
Euclid, Athey Wagon, and similar types with any and all attachments over
25 yds and up to and including 50 cu. yds. struck)
Rubber-Tired Scraper Operator (self-loading-Paddle wheel type- John Deere,
1040 and similar single unit)
Skiploader Operator (Crawler and Wheel type - over 11 yds. up to
2 ,
and includ ins 6½ yds. )
Surface Heaters and Planer 0p erators
Rubber-Tired Earth Moving Equipment Operator, multiple
engine, (up to and including 25 yds. struck)
Trenching Machine Operator (over 6 ft. depth capacity,
manufacturers rat ins ) (Oile r or Journeyman-tra inee required )
Tower Crane Operator (two Operators required at all times)
Tractor Compressor Drill Combination Operator
Tractor Operator (any type larger than'D-5-100 Flywheel h.p. and'
over, or similar) (Bull Dozer, Tamper, Scraper and Push Tractor,
single engine)
Tractor Operator (Boom attachments)
Traveling Pipe Wrapping, Cleaning and Bending Machine Operator
Tunnel Locomotive Operator (over 30 tons)
Shovel, Backhoe, Dragline, Clamshell Operator (over 5/4 yd.
and up to 5 cu. yd. M.R.C.) (Oiler or Journeyman - trainee
required) (Long Boom pay applicable)
GROUP 7 .................... ~ ................ $6.51 $7.01
Crane Operator - Over 25 ton up to'and including 100 tons
(Lgng Boom pay applicable) (Oiler, Journeyman - trainee
or two ~erators required)
Derrick Barge Operator (Long Boom pay applicable)
Dual Drum l.]ixer (Oiler or Journeynan - trainee required)
Monorail Locomotive Opera tot (Diesel, gas or electric)
Motor Patrol - Blade Operator (single engine)
Multiple Engine Tractor Operat'or (Euclid and similar type,
except Quad 9 Cat)
Party Chief
Rubber-Tired Earth Moving Equipment Operator, single
engine over fifty (50) yds. struck
Rubber Tired Earth Moving Equipment Operator (Multiple engine, Euclid, Caterpillar and similar) (Over 25 yds. and
up to 50 cu. yds. struck)
4
GROUP 7. continuad ........................... $6.51
~ractor Loader Operator (Crawler and wheel type
over 6½ yds. )
Tower Crane Repairman
Shovel, Backhoe, Dragline, Clamshell Operator (over 5 cu.
yd. 1,I.R.C.) (Oiler or Journeyman-trainee required) (Long
Boom pay applicable)
Welder - Certified
Woods Mixer Operator and similar Pugmill Equipment
Heavy Duty Repairman - Welder combinatio~
10-1-69 7-1-7;0
$7.01
GROUP 8 ..................................... $6.65 $7.15
Auto Grader Operator (2 Grade Checkers and 1
additional employee required)
Automatic Slip Form Operator (Grade' Checker, Screedman,
Oiler or Journeyman - trainee required)
**Canal Liner Operator (not less than 4 Operators required)
**Canal Trimmer Operator (not less than 4 operators required)
Crane Operat or -over 100 tons (Oiler, Journeyman-trainee
or two (2) operators required) (Long Boom pay applicable)
**Helicopter Pilot
**Highl ine Cableway Oper at 0r
Hoist Operat6r, Stiff Legs, Guy Derricks o~ similar types
(capable of hoisting 100 tons or more) (Oiler or Journeyman-
trainee required)
Mass Excavator Operator (2 operators and oiler or Journeyman-
trainee required)
Mechanical Finishing Machine Operator
Mobile Form Traveler Operator
i, iotor Patrol Operator (~4ult i-engine)
Pipe Mobile b/achine Operator (2 operators required)
**Remote Controlled Earth Moving Equipment 'Operator (no
one (1) operator shall operate more than two (2) pieces of
earth moving equipment at one time)(1.O0 per hour additional
to base rate. )
Rubber-Tired Earth Moving Equipment Operator (multiple
engine, Euclid, Caterpillar and similar type over 50 cu.
yds struck)
**Rubber-Tired Self Loading Scraper Operator (Paddle
Wheel-Auger type self-loading - 2 or more 'units)
Rubber-Tired Scraper Operator-pushing one another Push
Cat, Push-Pull (50¢ per hour additional to base rate)
Tandem Equipment Operator (2 units only)
Tandem Tractor Operator (Quad'9 or s],mi].ar ~ype)
Tunnel Mole Boring Ma'chine Operator
**Wheel bxcavator Operator (over 750 cu. yds~ per hour - 2
operators and 1 oiler or Journeyman-trainee, and 2 Heavy
Duty Repairmen reqt ired)
** Move to Group 9 - July 1, 1970
GROUP 9 ...................................... 7.60
Canal Liner Operator (not less than 4 operators required)
Canal Trimmer Operator (not less than 4 operators required)
Helicopter Pilot
Highline Cableway Operator
Remote Controlled Earth l]oving Equipmexxt Operator (no one operator
10-1-69 71i-70
GROUP 9 ~ ' '~ ~ =
...................................... $7.60
=shall operate ~ore than two (2) pieces of earth moving equipment at
one ti!:e) ($1.00 per hour additional tu be;so rate)
Rubber-Tired Self Loading Scraper Operator (Paddle Wheel -Auger
type-self loading-2 cr m~e units).'.
Uhcel Excavator Operator (over 750 cu~, yds. per hour - 2 operators and
~ oiler or Journe~ran-trai~ee ~ ~ l-leery Duty Repairmen
required)
The differentials over and above tb.3 established c!assificatioms and wage scales are:.
Crr. wler Tractor (Quad 9) - 50¢ per hour additional
Push Pull Rigs i 50¢ per hour additional
Tower Cranes - 45~ per hour add.~.tion. al
5 Drum Hoist - 15¢ per hour additier~?~!
All work performed in Tunnels-. 55~ per hour additional
(.Also includes Survcy and Eydre,,~r~phic werk)
Long Boom: 15¢ per hour up to tO0':; 20¢ per hour 'for each additional 20~ or portion
thereof up to 200' ~ Tl'..erexfter, $!.50 per hour in a'ddi'tfon to the regular rate.
Tandem Type Equipment Scrapers~ Belly DumDs,' etc. (Any combination) - $1.00 per hour
additional.
CIY, SSIF ICATI ON:
WAGE SCALE LABORERS
5-1-70 6-15-70 10-1-70 5-1-71 8-1-71 5-1-72 5-1-73
Asphalt Raker, Luteman
and Ironer
$4.355 $4.755 $4.805
Asphalt Shoveler
4.245 4.645 4.695 5.095 5.145 5.595 6.045
Blastors Powdermen - all 4.505
work o~ loadin~ holes,
placing and blast ing of
all powder and explosives
of whatever type, regardless
of method used for such
loadin~ and placing
4.905
4.955 5.455* 5.505 6.055* 6.595
Buggymobile Man
4.755 4.805 5.205 5,255 5.705 6,155
Cement Dum[er (on 1 yard 4.355
or larger mixer and handling
bulk cement)
4.755
4.805 5,205 5,255 5.705 6.155
Cesspool Digger and
Installer
4.325 4.725
4.775 5,175 5.225 5,675 6.125
Chucktender
4.295 4.695 4.745 5,145 5.195 5.645 6.095
Cleaning and Handling of
Panel Forms
4,.145 4.545
4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 9,945
Concrete Core Cutter~
Grinder or Sander
4.755
4,805 5.305* 5.355 5.805 6.255
Concrete Curer - Imper-
vious Membrane and Form
Oiler
'4,735
4,785 5.185 5,235 5,685 6,135
Concrete Saw Man,
Cutting, Scoring Old or
New Concrete
4.355 4.755
6,805 5%305* 5.355 5.805 6.255
Concrete Setcoding for 4.145
Rough Strilm off (le,aceord-
ante with b~morandum of
Understanding with Cement
Masons dated July 19, 1968)
4,545
4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 5.945
Concrete, Water Curing
4.1~5 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 5,945
Cribber,'Shorer, lagging, ~.,505
sheeting, and trench bracin~
hand-~ided lagging hammer
4.905
4.955 5.455, 5.505 6.005~ 6.455
Curt ing Torch Operator
(Demol it ion)
4. 195
4.595
4.645 5]045 5.095 5.545 5.995
=CLASSiFICATION 5-1-70 6-15-70 10-1-70 5--1-7~. ~-!-71 i~-1-7~ 5.-1-7~.
Demolition Laborer, the $4.145 $4.545 $4.595 $4.995
cleaning of brick and
1 umber
Driller: All power drills, 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.545* 5~595 6~145' 6.595
excluding Jackhammer, whether
core, diamond, wagon, track,
multiple unit, and any and all
other types of mechanical
drills without regard to the
form of motive power and excluding only
that work otherwise awarded in the
Memorandum of Understanding between
Laborers and Operating Engineers dated
in Miami, Florida 5 February 1954
Driller, Jackhammer 2½ ft. 4.455 4.835 4.885 5.385* 5°435 .~.885 6.535
drill steel or longer
Dry Packing of Concrete, 4.1~5 4.545 4.595 4~995 .~0../~5 5.~95 5°945
Plugging, Filling of
Shee-Bolt Holes
Fine Grader, Highway and 4.245 4.645 4.695 5.095 5.145 5~595 6.045
Street Paving, Airports,
-Runways and similar type
heavy construction
Fire Watcher, Limbers, 4.145 4.545 4.595 4~995 5~0/45 5~a, 95 5.945
Brush Loaders, Pilers and
Debris Handlers
Flagman 4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5o0'-'~5 5~49.T.. 5.945
Gas & Oil Pipeline 4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5~0~5 5=,495 5.945
Laborer
Gas &Oil Pipeline 4.355 4.755 4.805 5.205 .~==255 5~705 6.155
Wrapper - Pot Tender
and Form PLan
Gas a Oil Pipeline 4.485 4.885 4.935 5°335 5.-~85 5.8.55 6.285
I,]rapp6r - 6 inch pipe
and over
Guinea Ghaser 4.225 4.625 4.675 5.175' 5~225 5~675 6.125
Head Rock Slinger 4.665 5.065 5.115 5o515 5~565 6=015 6~465
Impact Wrench, Multi- 4.~55 4.755 4.805 5,.305' 5~355 5.8C,5 6.255
Plate
2
:ClASSiFICATION
Demol it ion Laborer, the
cleaning of brick and
lumber
5-1-70 6-15-70 10-1-70 5-1-7}. ~3,=!-71
$4.145 $4.545 $4.595 $4.995 $5~045 $5.495
Driller: All power drills, 4.595 4.995
excl ud ing Jackhammer, whether
core, diamond, wagon, track,
multiple unit, and any and all
other types of mechanical
drills without regard to the
form of motive power and excluding only
that work otherwise awarded in the
Memorandum of Understanding between
Laborers and Operating EngiD~ers dated
in Miami, Florida 5 February 1954
Driller, Jackhammer 2~ ft. 4.455
drill steel or longer
4.8~5
Dry Packing of Concrete,
Plugging, Filling of
Shoe-Bolt Holes
4.145 4.545
Fine Grader, Highway and
Street Paving, Airports,
· Runways and similar type
heavy construction
4.245 4.645
Fire Watcher, Limbers,
Brush Loaders, Pilots and
Debris Handlers
4.145 4.545
Flagman
4.145 4.545
Gas & Oil Pipeline
Laborer
Gas & Oil Pipe 1 ine
Wrapper - Pot Tender
and Form Man
4.145 4.545
4.555 4.755
Gas & Oil Pipeline
Wrapp~=r - 6 inch pipe
and over
4.485 4.885
Guinea Chaser
Head Rock Slinger
Impact Wrench, Multi-
Plate
4.225 4.625
4.665 5.065
4.355 4.755
5.045 5.545* 5~595 6~145 * 6.595
4.885 5.385* 5~435 5.885 6o335
4.595 4.995 .5..045 5.495 5~945
4.695 5.0~5 5o145 5~595 6,045
4.595 4.995 5~045 5°495 5.945
4.595 4.995 5°045 5~49~ 5.945
4.595 4.995 5~0~5 5,.495 5.945
4.805 5~205 5,,755 5,705 6,155
4.955 ~335 ~385 5°835 6.285
4.675 5.175' 5.225 5°675 6.125
5.115 5~53.5 5~565 6~G!5 6~465
4.805 5..505* 5o~5 ~8C5 6~255
;CLASSIFICATION 5-1-70
Kettlemen, Potmen and men $4.485
applying as'~halt, lay-kold,
creosote, lime caustic and
similar type materials
("applying" means applying,
dipping, brushing or handling
of such materials for pipe
wrapping and water proofing)
6-15-70 10-1-70 5-1-71 8-1-71 5-1-72
$4.885 $4.935 $~.3~5 5.385 $~.835
5-1,-73
$6.2a~
Laborer, General or
C on strut t i on
4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5./~94 5.945
Laborer, Temporary Water
and Air Lines
4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 5.945
Laborer Packing Rod Steel
and Pans
4.27 4.67 4.72 5.12 5.17 5.62 6.07
Landscape Gardner and
Nursery Man (has knowledge
of plant materials and how
to plant them. Lays out
plant arrangements to
follow the landscape plan)
4.245 4.645 4.695 5.095 5.145 5.595 6.045
Material Hoseman (Walls,
Slabs, Floors and Decks)
4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 5.945
Mixer-Truck Chute Man
(Walls, Slabs, Decks,
Floors, Foundations and
FoOtings - curb and gutter
and sidewalks)
4.145 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.495 5.945
Operator of Pneumatic, Gas
Electric Tools, Vibrating
Machines and similar
mechanical tools not
separately classif led here in
4.355
4.755 4.805 5.305* 5.355 5.805
6.255
Pipelayer performing all 4.455
services in the laying and
installation of pipe from the
point ~.? receiving pipe in the
d itch until completion cf
operation, including any and
all forms of 'tubular material
whether pipe, metallic or non-
metallic, conduit, and any
other stationary type of tubular device
used for the conveying of any
substance or dlemeLit who ther water,
sewage, solid, gas, air, or other
product whatsoever and without regard
to the nature of material from wi~ich
the tubularmaterial is fabricated
4.855 4.905 5.405* 5.455
3
6.005* 6.455
CLASSIFICATION
Pipe Layer's BackUp Man,
5L1-7o
4.335
coating, groutinS, 'making
of joints, sealing, caulking
diaperinS am'~'including rubber
gasket joints, pointing and
any and all other services
Oversize Concrete Vibrator 4.455 4.855 4.905
Operator, ?0 pounds and over
Power Broom Sweepers(small) 4.355 4.755 4.805
Prefabricated Manhole 4.455 4. 855 4. 905
Installer
Rigging and Signalling 4.145 4.545 4.595
Riprap Stonepaver, placing 4.335 4.?35 4.785
stone or wet sacked concrete
Rock Slinger 4.405 4.805 4.855
Roto Scraper and Tiller 4.355 4.?55 4.805
Sandblaster (Nozzleman) 4.595 4-.995 5.045
Sandblaster (Pot Tender) 4.335 4.735 4.785
Sealer 4.195 4.595 4.645
Septic Tank Digger and 4.295 4.695 4.745
Installer (Lead Man)
Slip Form Raisers 4.145 4.545 4.595
Steel Headerboard Man
and Guideline Setter 4.57 4.97 5.02
Tampers, Barko, Wacker 4.355 4.755 4.805
and similar type
Tank Sca~:.:T and Cleaner 4.27 4.67 4.72
Tarman and Mortarman 4.195 4.595 4.645
Tree Climber, Faller, 4.355 4.755 4.805
Chain Saw Operator,
Pittsburgh Chipper and
similar type Erush Shredders
6-15-70 10-1-70 5-1-71 8-1-71 5-1-72
4.735 4.785 5.285* 5.555 5.785
5-1-73
6.235
5.405* 5.455 5.905 6.355
5.205 5.255 5.705 6.155
5.405* 5.455 6.005 6.455
4-.995 5.0Z~5 5.49Z: 5.945
5.185 5.235 5.685 6.155
5.255 5.505 5..755 6.205
5.205 5.255 5.705 6.155
5.445 5.495 5.945 6.595
5.185 5.235 5.685 6.135
5.045 5.095 5.5~5 5.995
5.145 5.195 5.645 6.095
4. 995 5.04-5 5. 495 5. 945
5.42 5.Z!7 5~92 6.37
5.305*'5.355 5.805 6.255
5.12 5.17 5.62 6.07
5.045 5.095 5.5z~5 5.995
5.205 5.255 5.705 6.155
C LASS IF ICAT I ON
5-1-70 6-15-70 10-1-70 5-1-71 8-1-71 5-1-72
5 -1-73
Trenching Machine,
Hand Pr ope 1 led
Underground Laborer,
including Caisson
Be 11 owe r
$4.355 $4.755 $4.805 $5.205 $5.255 $5.705
4.275 4.675 4.725 5.125 5.175 5.625
$6.155
6. 075
Watchman 5./'85 3.885 3.935 4.335 4.585 4.835 5.285
Welding in connection
with Laborers' work
4.455 4.855 4.905 5.~05' 5.455 6.005* 6.455
Window Cleaner 4.14.5 4.545 4.595 4.995 5.045 5.z:95 5.945
NOTE: The wage rates shown above indicate all increases agreed to by the
par tie s.
*Indicates an upgrading of 10¢ per hour above the annual negotiated increase.
# Indicates an upgrading of 9¢ per hour above the annual negotiated increase.
@ In.dicates an upgrading of 5¢ per hour above the annual negotiated increase.
LABORERS FRI~iIGE BENEFITS
HEALTH Ai{D WELFARE: 25¢ per hr.
8-1.-72 - 55¢ pe~ hr. 5-1-75 - 65¢ per hr.
10-1-70 - 554 per hr. 8-1-71 - 45¢ per hr..
PENSIOi']: 55~ per hr. 10-1-70 - 604'per hr.; 8-1-71 - 85¢ per hr.;
5-1-75 - $1.55 per hr.
VACATION: 25¢ per hr.; 8-1-71 - 504 per hr. ; 5-1-75 35¢ per hr.
TRAIHIiIG A~D RETRAINING - 6-15-70 - 5¢ per hr.;
5-1-72 - $1.10 per
5-1-72 - i04 per hro