ILLINOIS PREVAILING WAGE RATES
JANITORIAL
April 1, 2006
Jurisdiction: ADAMS COUNTY
Wages: All Janitorial Personnel $8.75/Hour
Health & Welfare: $400.00/Month for individuals scheduled 40 hours per week.
Pension: 9.67% of gross for individuals in positions scheduled 600 or more hours annually.
Vacation: Employees in full time, 40 hour per week positions shall receive vacation as follows
After 1 year 5 Days
After 2 years 10 Days
After 10 years 15 Days
These wage rates and fringe benefits are determined by the Illinois Department of Labor to be conditions prevalent in the state of Illinois and shall be the minimum requirements for janitorial workers under the Illinois Finance Procurement Code. Retroactive reimbursement is required if less than the prevailing wage was paid at any time.
ILLINOIS PREVAILING WAGE RATES
JANITORIAL
April 1, 2005
Jurisdiction: ADAMS COUNTY
Wages: All Janitorial Personnel $8.75/Hour
Health & Welfare: $370.00/Month for individuals scheduled 40 hours per week.
Pension: 9.04% of gross for individuals in positions scheduled 600 or more hours annually.
Vacation: Employees in full time, 40 hour per week positions shall receive vacation as follows
After 1 year 5 Days
After 2 years 10 Days
After 10 years 15 Days
These wage rates and fringe benefits are determined by the Illinois Department of Labor to be conditions prevalent in the state of Illinois and shall be the minimum requirements for janitorial workers under the Illinois Finance Procurement Code. Retroactive reimbursement is required if less than the prevailing wage was paid at any time.
ILLINOIS PREVAILING WAGE RATES
JANITORIAL
April 1, 2004
Jurisdiction: ADAMS COUNTY
Wages: All Janitorial Personnel $8.50/Hour
Health & Welfare: $340.00/Month for individuals in 12 month, full time positions.
Pension: 7.32% of gross for individuals in positions scheduled 600 or more hours annually.
Vacation: Full time, 12 month employees shall receive vacation as follows
After 1 year 1 week
After 2 years 2 weeks
After 10 years 3 weeks
These wage rates and fringe benefits are determined by the Illinois Department of Labor to be conditions prevalent in the state of Illinois and shall be the minimum requirements for janitorial workers under the Illinois Finance Procurement Code. Retroactive reimbursement is required if less than the prevailing wage was paid at any time.
ILLINOIS PREVAILING WAGE RATES
JANITORIAL
February 1, 2003
Jurisdiction: ADAMS COUNTY
Wages: All Janitorial Personnel $8.25/Hour
Health & Welfare: $310.00/Month for individuals in 12 month, full time positions.
Pension: 4.5% of gross for individuals in positions scheduled 600 or more hours annually.
Vacation: Full time, 12 month employees shall receive vacation as follows
After 1 year 1 week
After 2 years 2 weeks
After 10 years 3 weeks
These wage rates and fringe benefits are determined by the Illinois Department of Labor to be conditions prevalent in the state of Illinois and shall be the minimum requirements for janitorial workers under the Illinois Finance Procurement Code. Retroactive reimbursement is required if less than the prevailing wage was paid at any time.
ILLINOIS PREVAILING WAGE RATES
JANITORIAL
Effective April 1, 2002
Jurisdiction: ADAMS COUNTY
Wages: HEAD JANITOR:
1st year $8.42/hour 6th year $ 9.94/hour
2nd year $8.72/hour 7th year $10.25/hour
3rd year $9.03/hour 8th year $10.55/hour
4th year $9.33/hour 9th year $10.86/hour
5th year $9.64/hour 10th year $11.16/hour
JANITOR:
1st year $7.27/hour 7th year $ 9.10/hour
2nd year $7.57/hour 8th year $ 9.40/hour
3rd year $7.88/hour 9th year $ 9.71/hour
4th year $8.18/hour 10th year $10.01/hour
5th year $8.49/hour 11th year $10.32/hour
6th year $8.79/hour 12th year $10.62/hour
Health & Welfare: $210.00/Month for individuals in 12 month, full time positions.
Pension: 2.79% of gross for individuals in positions scheduled 600 or more hours annually.
Vacation: Full time, 12 month employees shall receive vacation as follows
After 1 year 1 week
After 2 years 2 weeks
After 10 years 3 weeks
These wage rates and fringe benefits are determined by the Illinois Department of Labor to be conditions prevalent in the state of Illinois and shall be the minimum requirements for janitorial workers under the Illinois Finance Procurement Code. Retroactive reimbursement is required if less than the prevailing wage was paid at any time.