Common use of Pay Schedule Clause in Contracts

Pay Schedule. A. Salary checks will be paid every two weeks for twenty-six (26) pays for all employees, regardless of whether the pay date is a holiday/non-work day. If the pay date is a banking holiday, then the pay date would be one day earlier, unless doing so would create more than 26 pays in a calendar year. Should that situation occur, then the pay date would be the next banking day. All checks are issued in accordance with the annual pay schedule. The final pay will be issued on the regularly scheduled pay date for the pay period in which the work is performed with certain exceptions. Notes shall appear on all pay stubs regarding supplements, additions, and changes not reflected on Appendix B-Salary Schedule. Employees on a ten or eleven month schedule with a start date other than July 1st shall receive multiple checks (if entitled to the checks) on the last student day of school. The multiple checks issued on the last student day of school shall be eligible for direct deposit.

Pay Schedule. A. Salary checks will be paid every two weeks for twenty-six (26) pays for all employees, regardless of whether the pay date is a holiday/non-work day. If the pay date is a banking holiday, then the pay date would be one day earlier, unless doing so would create more than 26 pays in a calendar year. Should that situation occur, then the pay date would be the next banking day. All checks are issued in accordance with the annual pay schedule. The final pay will be issued on the regularly scheduled pay date for the pay period in which the work is performed with certain exceptions. Notes shall appear on all pay stubs regarding supplements, additions, and changes not reflected on Appendix B-Salary Schedule. Employees on a ten or eleven month schedule with a start date other than July 1st shall receive multiple checks (if entitled to the checks) on the last student day of school. The multiple checks issued on the last student day of school shall be eligible for by direct deposit.