COVERAGE REQUIRED BY LAW Clause Samples

COVERAGE REQUIRED BY LAW. The College shall deduct such sums that are required by law and make such contributions on behalf of the employees as legislation binding upon the College may require. Examples are: Employment Insurance, Canada Pension Plan and Municipal Superannuation Plan where applicable.
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COVERAGE REQUIRED BY LAW. The College shall deduct such sums as are required by law and make such contributions on behalf of employees as legislation binding upon the College may require. Examples are: U.I.C., W.C.B., Superannuation Plan where applicable.
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