SPECIAL RATING Sample Clauses

The Special Rating clause establishes a unique or non-standard rate or premium for a specific insurance policy or coverage. This clause is typically used when the risk profile of the insured party does not fit within the insurer’s standard rating guidelines, such as for unusual property, high-risk activities, or bespoke coverage needs. By allowing for tailored pricing, the clause ensures that both the insurer and insured have a clear understanding of the cost associated with the specific risks involved, thereby facilitating fair and appropriate risk allocation.
SPECIAL RATING. 1. The Company may advance, on account of previous experience, the rating of any employee in the progression schedule as shown on Exhibit A hereto attached, and said employee shall thereafter progress from the point in the schedule where placed.
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SPECIAL RATING. 26 Article 16 Pay Allowances for Absent Time 27 Article 17 Paid Sick Leave 30 Article 18 Health and Welfare Benefits 33 Article 19 Section 1 Reimbursement of Incidental Expenses 36 Section 2 Meal Allowances – Company Sponsored Schools 36 Section 3 Mileage 37 Section 4 Telephone Concession 37 Section 1 Amendments 58 Section 2 Federal or State Laws 57 Exhibit A Wage Schedules 62-66 Exhibit B Pension Tables 65 Index A-D THE COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA hereinafter referred to as "the Union," and BRIGHTSPEED OF PENNSYLVANIA, LLC (▇▇▇▇▇▇ DISTRICT), its successors or assigns, hereinafter referred to as "the Company" do hereby on this 1ST day of November, 2023, enter into the following agreement:
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