Common use of Benefit Date Clause in Contracts

Benefit Date. For the purpose of step advancements, annual leave accrual and sick leave accrual, the benefit date is defined as follows for each employee: (a) If the first working day of the pay period was worked, then the benefit date will be the first day of that pay period. (b) If the employee started any time after the first working day of the pay period, then the benefit date will be the first day of the following pay period. (c) The benefit date of an employee who is absent without pay may be adjusted accordingly.

Benefit Date. ‌ For the purpose of step advancements, annual leave accrual and sick leave accrual, the benefit date is defined as follows for each employee: (aA) If the first working day of the pay period was worked, then the benefit date will be the first day of that pay period. (b) If the employee started any time after the first working day of the pay period, then the The benefit date will be the first day of the following pay periodperiod within which the employee’s date of hire and/or anniversary date falls. (cB) The benefit date of an employee who is absent without pay approved leave may be adjusted accordingly.

Benefit Date. ‌ For the purpose of step advancements, annual leave accrual and sick leave accrual, the benefit date is defined as follows for each employee: (a) If the first working day of the pay period was workedin which the employee’s date of hire falls; however, then the benefit date will be the first day of that pay period. (b) If the employee started any time after the first working day of the pay period, then the benefit date will be the first day of the following pay period. (c) The benefit date of an employee who is absent without pay approved leave may be adjusted accordingly.