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Show THE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSION OF UTAH In The Matter Of AMENDING COMMISSION'S MANDATORY ORDER NO. 5, APPLICABLE TO WAGES, HOURS AND STANDARDS FOR WOMEN AND MINORS IN THE RETAIL TRADES, PUBLIC HOUSEKEEPING, LAUNDRY, CLEANING, DYEING AND PRESSING AND RESTAURANT INDUSTRIES, TO UPDATE STATE MINIMUM STANDARDS RELATIVE TO THE INCREASE IN THE FEDERAL MINIMUM WAGE. EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 1978. IT IS ORDERED that Utah Industrial Commission's Mandatory Order No. 5, applicable to Wages, Hours and Standrads for Women and Minors in the Retail Trades, Public Housekeeping, Laundry, Cleaning, Dyeing and Pressing and Restaurant Industries, be amended as follows: IT IS ORDERED that Order No. 5, Article 3, (b) be deleted in its entirety, that Sections of Article 3 be re-lettered re-lettered (c) to (b), (d) to (c), and (e) to (d). IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article 4, be amended as follows: Zone 1 and 2 shall be combined to become Zone 1. Zone 3 shall be come Zone 2. Zone I shall include Salt Lake, Weber, Utah, Davis, &jd all cities with a population of 5,000 or more. Zone 2 shall include - All other incorporated and unincorporated areas not otherwise provided for. All of the effective dates and hourly wages shall be deleted in their entirety, and the new effective dates and hourly wages shall be as follows: EFFECTIVE ' Zone 1 April 1, 1978 Jan.1, 1979 JaiU, 1980 JaiU, 1981 per hour $2.30 $2.45 $2.60 $2.75 Zone 2 per hour $2.05 $2.20 $2.35 $2.50 IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article 5, be amended as follows: All of the first sentence be deleted. New sentence and first sentence shall read A "Student Worker" is a minor, under 18 years of age, who is receiving instruction in an accredited school, college or university and who is employed on a part-time part-time basis or employed during summer vacations. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article 6, be amended as follows: All of the second paragraph be deleted in its entirety and new second paragraph shall read - The employer may be permitted a tip or gratuity credit toward meeting required minimum wage for any employee who receives and reports to the employer receipt of tips or gratuities totaling at least $30.00 per month. The permitted credit to be in the following amounts, effective ef-fective April 1, 1978, a credit of not in excess of 30 percent of applicable minimum wage effective January 1, 1980, a credit of not exceeding 25 percent of applicable minimum wage. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article 7, be amended as follows: All of the first sentence to be lettered (a). All of the first sentence shall remain the same. All of the second sentence shall be lettered (b). The second sentence should include the word "footwear" and shall read as follows: The term 'uniform' includes any article of clothing, footwear or accessory of distinctive design or color required by an employer to be worn by employees. em-ployees. ' IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article .8, be amended as follows: Section (a) of Article 8 shall have the word "shown" deleted and the word "proven" inserted in its place. Section (a) then shall read as follows: No employer shall make any deduction from the wages of an employee em-ployee an account of cash shortage unless it can be proven that the shortage was caused by a willful, careless or dishonest act of the employee. Section (b) of Article 8 shall have the word "shown" deleted and the word "proven" inserted in its place. Section (b) then shall read as follows: No employer shall make any deduction from the wages of an employee em-ployee on account of damage or breakage of equipment by the employee unless it be proven that the breakage or damage was caused by a willful, careless or negligent act of the employee. A new Section (c) shall be inserted to read - (c) Any deduction made by an employer for any part contained in (a) or (b) must be reported in writing to the Commission. Com-mission. The former Sections (c), (d), and (e) shall be re-lettered re-lettered from (c) to (d), (d) to (e), and (e) to (f), and shall remain the same. IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that Article 11, be amended as follows: that the second sentence of the second paragraph in Article 11, be deleted in its entirety, en-tirety, and shall be read -No minor under eighteen (18) years' of age shall be permitted to serve alcoholic beverages. Passed by the Industrial Commission of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah March 16, 1978 Attest: Gloria B. Hanni, Commission Secretary Motion No. 70886 Stephen M. Hadlr-y, Commissioner Milton E. Saathoff, Commissioner Published in The Times-Independent, Moab, Utah on March 30. 1978 |
