Common use of MILITARY DUTY PAY Clause in Contracts

MILITARY DUTY PAY. 1. Any employee presently under enlistment called to serve no more than a seventeen (17) day annual training tour of work with the National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves Unit shall be paid the difference between his or her pay for such government services and the amount of straight time earnings lost by him or her by reason of such service.

MILITARY DUTY PAY. 1. Any employee presently under enlistment called to serve no more than a seventeen (17) day for annual training or a tour of work duty with the National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves Unit shall be paid the difference between his or her pay for such government services and the amount of straight time earnings lost by him or her by reason of such service.

MILITARY DUTY PAY. 1. Any employee presently under enlistment called to serve no more than a seventeen (17) day for annual training or a tour of work duty with the National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves Unit shall be paid the difference between his or her pay for such government services and the amount of straight time earnings lost by him or her by reason of such service.

MILITARY DUTY PAY. 1. Any An employee presently under enlistment called to serve no not more than a seventeen (17) day annual training tour of work duty with the National Guard or Armed Forces Reserves Unit shall will be paid the difference between his or her pay for such government services service and the amount of straight time earnings lost by him or her by reason of such service, based on the employee's regular straight time rate and schedule. Such payments are to be made following the showing of satisfactory evidence of the amount of pay received for such service.