Common use of DATE OF STEP INCREASES Clause in Contracts

DATE OF STEP INCREASES. The effective date of a step increase shall always be the first day of a biweekly pay period. If the employee completes the hours stated in Subsection A during the first 5 calendar days of a pay period, excluding holidays, the advancement shall be effective on the first day of that pay period; otherwise, the anniversary date shall be the first day of the succeeding biweekly pay period.

DATE OF STEP INCREASES. The effective date of a step increase shall always be the first (1”) day of a biweekly pay period. If the employee completes the hours stated in Subsection A Paragraphs 214, 215 or 216, during the first 5 five (5) calendar days of a pay period, excluding holidays, the advancement shall be effective on the first (1’) day of that pay period; otherwise, the anniversary date shall be the first (1”) day of the succeeding biweekly pay period.

DATE OF STEP INCREASES. The effective date of a step increase shall always be the first (1st) day of a biweekly pay period. If the employee completes date of hire falls in the hours stated in Subsection A during the first 5 calendar days middle of a pay pay-period, excluding holidays, the advancement shall be effective on the first day of that pay period; otherwise, the anniversary date shall be the first (1st) day of the succeeding biweekly pay period.

DATE OF STEP INCREASES. The effective date of a step increase shall always be the first (1st) day of a biweekly pay period. If the employee completes the hours stated in Subsection A necessary to advance to the next step, during the first 5 five (5) calendar days of a pay period, excluding holidays, the advancement shall be effective on the first (1st) day of that pay period; otherwise, the anniversary date shall be the first (1st) day of the succeeding biweekly pay period.