First Paycheck Sample Clauses

First Paycheck. 5.7.1 With completion of required College documentation by prescribed deadlines and in accordance with all applicable federal and state rules, the first pay check shall be issued to the Adjunct member on the first payday after the end of the pay period in which the first day of class was held if the class starts during the first week of the pay period. If a class starts during the last week of a pay period, the first pay check would be issued on the second payday.
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First Paycheck. The first salary payment shall be made to all instructors no later than the second Friday of the academic year.
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First Paycheck. The first salary payment shall be made to all instructors no later than the second Friday of the academic year. When an instructor’s employment is to be concluded with the College, he/she may request payment for the remainder of the academic year prior to July 1 (for those leaving at the end of the Winter semester) or January 1 (for those leaving at the end of the Fall semester.) The request will be granted by the College, if all work has been completed, responsibilities completed, keys returned and personal belongings removed from college property, adequate advance notice has been provided to the College, and duties have been satisfactorily completed. Instructors who leave at the end of the Fall semester will be entitled to one half their annual salary, assuming the above-listed conditions are met.
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