MID-PAY PERIOD EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION Sample Clauses

MID-PAY PERIOD EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION. A. Layoff When employees are laid off during normal office hours, they shall be paid in full immediately. In the event that the employee is not paid immediately, he/she shall receive a penalty as defined in Section 1 (E) of this Article. Upon layoff, employees will be provided fifteen (15) minutes to pick up, and transport to vehicle, tools and personal items. Failure by the Employer to provide fifteen (15) minutes will result in overtime conditions for the time necessary beyond the end of the shift.
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MID-PAY PERIOD EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION. A. Layoff When employees are laid off during normal office hours, they shall be paid in full immediately or if paid by direct deposit in an employee’s bank account the EFT transfer shall be initiated within a 24 hour period from the day of layoff or if this 24 hour period falls on a Saturday, Sunday or banking holiday, the employee’s funds will be deposited immediately on the very next banking work day after the layoff date. In the event that the employee is not paid immediately, he/she shall receive a penalty as defined in Section 1 (E) of this Article. Upon layoff, employees will be provided fifteen (15) minutes to pick up, and transport to vehicle, tools and personal items. Failure by the Employer to provide fifteen (15) minutes will result in overtime conditions for the time necessary beyond the end of the shift.
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MID-PAY PERIOD EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION. 11 .2 An employee shall be paid in full when discharged during normal working hours . When employees are laid off or discharged, payment shall be made within twenty-four (24) hours (Saturday, Sun- day, and Holidays excepted) . In the event that payment is not made within twenty-four (24) hours (Saturday, Sunday, and Holidays ex- cepted), he/she shall receive two (2) hours pay at the applicable wage rate for each twenty-four (24) hour period thereafter until said check is mailed to an address of the employee’s choice . The postmark on the envelope will serve as the cutoff for any penalty .
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MID-PAY PERIOD EMPLOYMENT SEPARATION. A. Layoff When employees are laid off during normal office hours, they shall be paid in full immediately or if paid by direct deposit in an employee’s bank account the EFT transfer shall be initiated within a 24 hour period from the day of layoff or if this 24 hour period pay day falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or banking holiday, the employee’s funds will be deposited immediately on the very next banking business work day after the layoff date. In the event that the employee is not paid as expressly provided herein, he/she shall receive a penalty as defined in Section 1 (E) of this Article. Upon layoff, employees will be provided fifteen (15) minutes to pick up, and transport to vehicle, tools and personal items. Failure by the Employer to provide fifteen (15) minutes will result in overtime conditions for the time necessary beyond the end of the shift.
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