Pay Supplement Sample Clauses

Pay Supplement. If a nurse serves on jury duty during days when he/she would normally be scheduled to work, the Employer will provide a jury duty pay supplement to make up the difference between the jury duty payment and his/her normal pay upon his/her presentation of a written statement of his/her jury duty earnings from a proper court official.
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Pay Supplement. Full-time bargaining unit employees will be eligible to receive a $70.00 biweekly pay supplement.
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Pay Supplement. For each bargaining unit employee who has completed six (6) months of service with the Employer as of January 1, 2020, and who has not received a fifteen (15) day suspension in the last six (6) months, and who does not have a last chance agreement currently in effect, shall receive a pay supplement of one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour worked during the work period of January 1, 2020 through June 30, 2020. For each succeeding six (6) month period of this Agreement, each bargaining unit employee shall be eligible for a continuing one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour paid pay supplement if the employee has successfully completed the six (6) month period in an approved active pay status or the employee was a seasonal employee during the part of the six (6) month period when they were not in an active pay status and has not received a fifteen (15) day suspension in the prior six (6) months and does not have a last chance agreement currently in effect. New employees who work at least three (3) months will receive a supplement of fifty cents ($0.50) per hour paid until succeeding six (6) month period arises for the remaining bargaining unit employees, whereupon new employee will receive one dollar and fifty cents ($1.50) per hour worked provided they meet criteria. The standard for interpreting being in an approved active pay status will be based on the number of occurrences the employee is not in paid status. Meaning that if an employee has 10 or more occurrences of unpaid time in either the first half of the year or ten or more occurrences of unpaid time in the second half of the year, the employee will be considered ineligible for the bonus for the next 6-month period. An occurrence is any unpaid time, in any increment, on any day when an employee was scheduled to work. This includes but is not limited to: leave without pay (LWOP); absent without pay (AWOL); unpaid Family Medical Leave (FMLA); worker’s compensation time off; other situations where an employee stops receiving pay from the employer (not including unscheduled weekends, holidays and/or union leave. Occurrences need not be full-days off, but rather can be in any increment where the employee is in an unpaid status. Occurrences of more than one day in succession will be counted individually (for example, missing five days in succession will count as five occurrences). Unpaid time off on a disciplinary suspension, unless the suspension is for fifteen (15) or more days, is not an occur...
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Pay Supplement. (8) shall be added classified in which the must have specific skills in a discipline directly related to the activities of the Section; or
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