Common use of Multiple Payments Clause in Contracts

Multiple Payments. Employer agrees to continue payments to the Employee at their standard pay of $_________________ ending on _________________, 20____ with payment(s) to be processed, at the same interval while employed, on a ☐ weekly ☐ bi-weekly ☐ monthly ☐ _________________ basis ("Severance Payment(s)"). Such continuation of pay shall be contingent upon the execution and non-revocation of this Agreement. Employee shall make it known to the Employer if he or she prefers to have their Severance Payment(s) deposited or delivered in a different manner than while employed. Employee agrees that the Severance Payment(s) is more than what the Employer is required to pay under its standard policies and procedures.

Multiple Payments. Employer agrees to continue payments to the Employee at their standard pay of $_________________ ending on __________________ , 20____ 20 with payment(s) to be processed, at the same interval while employed, on a ☐ weekly ☐ bi-bi- weekly ☐ monthly ☐ _________________ basis ("Severance Payment(s)"). Such continuation of pay shall be contingent upon the execution and non-revocation of this Agreement. Employee shall make it known to the Employer if he or she prefers to have their Severance Payment(s) deposited or delivered in a different manner than while employed. Employee agrees that the Severance Payment(s) is more than what the Employer is required to pay under its standard policies and procedures.

Multiple Payments. Employer agrees to continue payments to the Employee at their standard pay of $_________________ ending on __________________ , 20____ 20 with payment(s) to be processed, at the same interval while employed, on a ☐ weekly ☐ bi-bi- weekly ☐ monthly ☐ _________________ basis ("Severance Payment(s)"). Such continuation of pay shall be contingent upon the execution and non-revocation of this Agreement. Employee shall make it known to the Employer if he or she prefers to have their Severance Payment(s) deposited or delivered in a different manner than while employed. Employee agrees that the Severance Payment(s) is more than what the Employer is required to pay under its standard policies and procedures.