Pay Schedule Language Sample Clauses

Pay Schedule Language. This provision is intended to establish an alternative wage payment arrangement in accordance with Indiana Code 20-26-5-32.
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Pay Schedule Language. This provision is intended to establish an alternative wage payment arrangement in accordance with Indiana Code 20-26-5-32.2. For the 20-14-2015 school year, teachers will be paid in 24 equal installments. The first pay of the school year will be August 20, 2014 with each payroll thereafter falling on the 5th and 20th of each month. The payroll schedule for the 2014-2015 school year is as follows: 08/20/14 Jul 21 – Aug 05 02/20/15 Jan 21 – Feb 5 09/19/14 Aug 21 – Sep 5 03/20/15 Feb 21 – Mar 5 10/03/14 Sep 6 – Sep 20 04/03/15 Mar 6 – Mar 20 10/20/14 Sep 21 – Oct 5 04/20/15 Mar 21 – Apr 5 11/05/14 Oct 6 – Oct 20 05/05/14 Apr 6 – April 20 11/19/14 Oct 21 – Nov 5 05/20/14 Apr 21 – May 5 12/05/14 Nov 6 – Nov 20 06/05/15 May 6 – May 20 12/19/14 Nov 21 – Dec 5 06/19/15 May 21 – June 5 01/05/15 Dec 6 – Dec 20 07/03/15 Jun 6 – Jun 20 01/20/15 Dec 21 – Jan 5 07/20/15 Jun 21 – Jul 5 02/05/15 Jan 6 – Jan 20 08/05/15 Jul 6 – Jul 20
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