Pay Period Reporting For Work Sample Clauses

Pay Period Reporting For Work. 9.01 Workmen shall be paid after quitting time on the established payday of each shop each week. Unless the Employer has adopted a direct deposit system for paychecks, when not working, paychecks will be available at the shop of the Employer after 11:00 a.m. on the established payday of the shop. The Union shall be notified of changes in established paydays for each shop. Not more than five (5) business day’s pay shall be withheld between weekly pay periods. If the Employer fails to pay no later than five (5) regular business days following the end of the pay period the Employer agrees to pay the employee or employees eight (8) hours at the straight time (1x) rate of pay for each work day beyond the five (5) regular business day hold back period. If the employer offers automatic payroll deposits, provided that the employer processes the payment to the bank, per timelines provided above, the employer will not be held accountable for any delays i.e. errors caused by bank or third party. The Employer may require electronic direct deposit of paychecks.
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Pay Period Reporting For Work. 5.01: Payday shall not be later than 4:30 p.m. Friday on the job when working. Payday shall not be later than 10:00 a.m. Friday at the shop when not working. When employees are required to wait after the designated time, the employees are to be paid one and one half (1-1/2) times the straight time rate of pay per hour for each hour or part thereof until such time as they are paid.
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