Allocation and Disbursement of Settlement Awards Sample Clauses

Allocation and Disbursement of Settlement Awards. Forty (40) percent of each Settlement Class Member’s final Settlement Award will be treated as back wages (the “Wage Awards”), and thus subject Doc ID: 812af05c3abfd060a5606bd2efdffa6f5e002a23 to normal employee payroll tax withholdings. The Wage Awards shall be reported to taxing authorities on IRS Form W-2. Subject to Superior Court approval, the Settlement Administrator shall deduct the employee’s share of payroll taxes from the Wage Awards to each Settlement Class Member and shall remit that amount to the appropriate taxing authorities. Subject to Superior Court approval and payment by Defendants, the Settlement Administrator shall also be responsible for calculating and paying employer’s share of all required state and federal payroll taxes on the Wage Awards of Settlement Class Members (such as employer’s share of FICA, FUTA) to the appropriate taxing authorities, which shall be paid by Defendants to the Settlement Administrator as an additional amount over what is designated as the Class Fund. The Settlement Administrator shall be responsible for performing all payroll functions reasonably necessary to administer the Settlement in conformity with this Agreement, including, but not limited to, preparing the Wage Award checks to be paid to Settlement Class Members and reporting payment of those Wage Awards to all required taxing and other authorities arising out of or relating to those Wage Awards. The other sixty (60) percent of each Settlement Class Member’s final Settlement Award will be treated as prejudgment interest and exemplary damages (the “Exemplary Awards”) as to which there will be no employee payroll tax withholdings. The Settlement Administrator will issue all Exemplary Awards and will report those awards to taxing authorities as necessary on individual IRS Forms 1099. Unless otherwise expressly provided herein, Defendants shall have no responsibility for, and no liability whatsoever with respect to, the allocation among Class Representatives, Class Counsel, Settlement Class Members, and/or any other individual who may assert some claim thereto, of any award or payment issued or made in the Action or pursuant to this Settlement Agreement, including, but not limited to, any award or payment made pursuant to Paragraph.
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Allocation and Disbursement of Settlement Awards. Each Eligible Class Member’s final Settlement Award will be treated as (a) 50 percent for back wages (the “Wage Award”), and (b) 50 percent for exemplary damages and pre‐judgment interest (the “Non‐ Wage Award”). The Settlement Administrator will issue the Settlement Awards directly to each Settlement Class Member as at least two separate checks:

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