Common use of ANNIVERSARY DATE AND SALARY INCREASE ADJUSTMENT Clause in Contracts

ANNIVERSARY DATE AND SALARY INCREASE ADJUSTMENT. FOLLOWING LEAVE: Whenever an employee returns from a leave of absence without pay, his anniversary date shall be adjusted. Such employee shall be required to work the number of hours equivalent to the number which preceded his anniversary date immediately prior to his being placed on a leave of absence without pay. When the equivalent number of hours has been worked, such employee shall have his anniversary date adjusted. If the leave of absence was for one pay period or less, then the provisions of this Section shall not apply and such employee shall be treated as if he had not been on a leave of absence without pay. If the date upon which the equivalent number of hours worked falls on or before the fifth working day of the pay period, his anniversary date shall become the first day of such pay period. If he shall complete such work on or after the sixth working day of the pay period, then his anniversary date shall become the first day of the pay period immediately following the date he completes such work.

ANNIVERSARY DATE AND SALARY INCREASE ADJUSTMENT. FOLLOWING LEAVE: Whenever an employee returns from a leave of absence without pay, his the employee’s anniversary date shall be adjusted. Such employee shall be required to work the number of hours equivalent to the number which preceded his the employee’s anniversary date immediately prior to his being placed on a leave of absence without pay. When the equivalent number of hours has been worked, such employee shall have his their anniversary date adjusted. If the leave of absence was for one pay period or less, then the provisions of this Section shall not apply apply, and such employee shall be treated as if he the employee had not been on a leave of absence without pay. If the date upon which the equivalent number of hours worked falls on or before the fifth working day of the pay period, his the employee’s anniversary date shall become the first day of such pay period. If he the employee shall complete such work on or after the sixth working day of the pay period, then his the employee’s anniversary date shall become the first day of the pay period immediately following the date he the employee completes such work.