Last Payment and Exit Interview Sample Clauses

Last Payment and Exit Interview. Upon a bargaining unit member’s resignation, retirement, discharge or long-term [greater than one semester] unpaid leave, he/she shall conduct an exit interview through the District’s Human Resource Department. Upon completion the District shall make the last payment of compensation to an employee.
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