Common use of Individual Settlement Share Calculation Clause in Contracts

Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class List, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked.

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Samples: Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement, Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement, Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement

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Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: to (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List data provided by DefendantDefendants, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class Listdata, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement

Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: to (i) the number of weeks he or she worked as a Class Member during the Class Period based on the Class List data provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class Listdata, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day A partial week worked in a given week will be credited as a week workweek for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked. The Claims Administrator will perform these calculations.

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Samples: Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement

Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: to (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List data provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class Listdata, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement

Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List provided by Defendant, divided by ; (ii) divided by the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, collectively during the Class Period based on the same Class List, ; (iii) which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. ThereforeThus, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount number of weeks that he or she worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joint Stipulation and Class Action and Paga Settlement Agreement

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Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: to (i) the number of weeks he or she worked as a non-exempt employee during the Class Period based on the Class List data provided by Defendant, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class Listdata, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked.

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Samples: www.cptgroupcaseinfo.com

Individual Settlement Share Calculation. Each Participating Class Member will receive a proportionate share of the Net Settlement Amount that is equal to: (i) the number of weeks he or she worked during the Class Period based on the Class List provided by DefendantDefendants, divided by (ii) the total number of weeks worked by any and all Participating Class Members collectively, during the Class Period based on the same Class List, which is then multiplied by the Net Settlement Amount. One day worked in a given week will be credited as a week for purposes of this calculation. Therefore, the value of each Participating Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share ties directly to the amount of weeks that he or she worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Joint Stipulation and Settlement Agreement

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