Common use of FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE Clause in Contracts

FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE. The failure of Company to pay Employee his salary as provided in Section 3 may, in Employee's sole discretion be deemed a breach of this agreement, and unless such breach is cured within sixty (60) days after written notice to Company, this employment agreement shall terminate.

FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE. The failure of Company Employer to pay Employee employee his salary as provided in Section 3 this Agreement may, in Employeeemployee's sole discretion be deemed a breach of this agreementAgreement, and unless such breach is cured within sixty ten (6010) days after written notice thereof to Companyemployer, this employment agreement Agreement shall terminate, including any non-competitive provisions.

FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE. The failure of Company employer to pay Employee employee his or her salary as provided in Section 3 Four may, in Employeeemployee's sole discretion be deemed a breach of this agreement, and unless such breach is cured within sixty (60) thirty days after written notice to Companyemployer, this employment agreement shall terminate., including the non-competition provisions of Sections Eight and Nine. SECTION SIX

FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE. The failure of Company to pay Employee his salary as provided in Section 3 Paragraph 4 may, in Employee's sole discretion discretion, be deemed a breach of this agreementAgreement and, and unless such breach is cured within sixty (60) fifteen days after written notice to Company, this employment agreement Agreement shall terminate. Employee's claims against Company arising out of the nonpayment shall survive termination of this Agreement.

FAILURE TO PAY EMPLOYEE. The failure of Company Employer to pay Employee his salary as provided in Section 3 IV may, in Employee's sole discretion discretion, be deemed a breach of this agreementAgreement, and unless such breach is 112 cured within sixty (60) ten days after written notice to CompanyEmployer, this employment agreement Agreement shall terminate, including the noncompetition provisions of Sections XII and XIII.