Details of pay Sample Clauses

Details of pay. On or prior to pay day the Company shall state to each employee in writing the following information: • day of payment; • period covered by such payment; • the amount of wages for work at ordinary rates; • the number of hours paid at overtime rates and the amount paid; • the nature and amount of all allowances paid; • the nature and amount of deductions; • any annual leave, public holidays or sick leave payments; and: • the gross and net amount of moneys paid.
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Details of pay. On or prior to pay day the employer shall state to each employee in writing the following information:
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Details of pay. On or prior to pay day, the Company shall provide to each employee a payslip containing the relevant payment information in accordance with the requirements of the Fair Work Act 2009, as follows:
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