Late Reporting. 7.1 The following provision applies where the Licensee has:
Late Reporting. (After 10 calendar days of the occurrence) ▪ Decreases - The household is not entitled to a rent credit for any prior monthly rent before the decrease in income is reported to the property manager. Any required earned income disallowance (EID) period will occur, whether reported in a timely manner or not. ▪ Increases - The household will receive a retroactive charge for an increase in income that would have resulted in a rent increase and was not reported timely, retroactive to the month after the change should have been reported.
Late Reporting. Employees who report late shall suffer penalties in accordance with the following scale:
Late Reporting. Performance reports are essential for Development’s effective administration of the Collateral Enhancement Program and its incentive programs, generally. If Lender fails to submit any report required in Section 10.2 and such breach continues uncured for more than thirty (30) days, Development may recover, and Lender shall pay, as liquidated damages for the breach, an amount equal to the greater of ten percent (10%) of the principal of the Allocation or $500.00 for each month or part of a month the report(s) is past due. Such amount shall be due and payable from Lender to Development within thirty (30) days after written notice from Development.
Late Reporting. Employees who report late will be penalized in accordance with the following schedule: 5-15 minutes Fifteen (15) minutes penalty 16-30 minutes Thirty (30) minutes penalty 31-60 minutes Sixty (60) minutes penalty
Late Reporting. When an employee is told by a supervisor to report to work after his scheduled starting time, the following shall apply:
Late Reporting. Depending on hazardous weather conditions, tardiness not in excess of 2 hours may be excused. Tardiness in excess of 2 hours may also be excused because of an unavoidable delay resulting from adverse weather or from disruption of public or private transportation in individual cases which are personally reviewed by appropriate supervisors. Determining factors for consideration in the decision include: distance between the employee's residence and place of work, and mode of transportation. Return
Late Reporting. If a report required under Article VI is not filed within 30 calendar days beyond the required due date therefore, the VSBFA may conduct an inspection of the Lender’s files pursuant to Section 10.3, with the reasonable costs thereof to be borne by the Lender.
Late Reporting. (After 10 calendar days of the occurrence) ▪ Decreases - The household is not entitled to a rent credit for any prior monthly rent before the decrease in income is reported to the property manager. Any required earned income disallowance (EID) period will occur, whether reported in a timely manner or not. Increases in income are only required to be reported at time of next regularly scheduled re-examination, except under the circumstances previously stated. Increases in income are not subject to reporting requirement within 10 calendar days of the occurrence. The household will receive a charge for the prior months that were affected by the increase and not timely reported at least regularly scheduled re- examination. The rent increase should be manually calculated starting from the first day of the second month following re- examination date at which the increase in income should have been reported.
Late Reporting. An employee who reports late for work shall suffer no loss of pay if the lateness is less than five (5) minutes. If the lateness is five (5) minutes or more, his pay shall not commence until the quarter hour period immediately following the time he reports for work. Where call-in is requested within one-half hour of the starting time of the shift and the employee commences work within one (1) hour of the call, then the employee will be paid as if the entire shift has been worked, provided the employee completes the shift for which call-in was made. L18 Allowances
