Common use of Outstanding Balances Clause in Contracts

Outstanding Balances. Prior to the Effective Date, the Employee shall reimburse the Company for any outstanding personal expenses paid by the Company on her behalf. The Employee shall pay any balances outstanding for personal purchases or expenses charged to any Company credit card or any business expenses already reimbursed. If the Employee does not pay these expenses in full on or before to her Effective Date, the Employee hereby consents to the Company deducting such amounts from her last paycheck or Separation Payments, if necessary.

Outstanding Balances. Prior to the Effective End Date, the Employee shall will reimburse the Company for any outstanding personal expenses paid by the Company paid on her behalfbehalf of the Employee. The Employee shall pay any balances outstanding for personal purchases or expenses charged to any Company credit card or any business expenses already reimbursed. If the Employee does not pay these expenses in full on or before to her Effective the End Date, the Employee hereby consents to the Company deducting such these amounts from her the Employee’s last paycheck or Separation Payments, if necessaryoffsetting these amounts against any other payments due to the Employee.

Outstanding Balances. Prior to the Effective Date, the Employee shall will reimburse the Company for any outstanding personal expenses paid by the Company paid on her behalfbehalf of the Employee. The Employee shall pay any balances outstanding for personal purchases or expenses charged to any Company credit card or any business expenses already reimbursed. If the Employee does not pay these expenses expenses, or any other amounts due to the Company, in full on or before to her the Effective Date, the Employee hereby consents to the Company deducting such these amounts from her the Employee’s last paycheck or offsetting these amounts against any Separation Payments, if necessarypayments or other payments due to the Employee.