Common use of Pay Warrants Clause in Contracts

Pay Warrants. All regular pay warrants of unit members shall be itemized to include all deductions and overtime. Effective thirty (30) calendar days or the first day of the month following ratification of this Agreement whichever is later, all new bargaining unit members hired after the effective date of this Agreement who are paid monthly shall have their pay warrant electronically deposited into the financial institution designated by the unit member. The District agrees to hold harmless, and indemnify and defend CSEA from any and all liability arising out of disputes by unit members regarding mandatory electronically deposited pay warrants. Effective July 1, 2003, all classified bargaining unit employees with a work year of ten months or less who are paid monthly will be paid one tenth of their yearly salary for ten months beginning in the first month they work and ending in the last month in which they work. If the first month of work has five or less workdays the first tenthly pay will start the following month. If the employee is working more than five days in the first month, the employee with a work year of 10 months will be paid one eleventh of their yearly salary for eleven months and the employee with a work year less than 10 months will be paid one tenth of their yearly salary for 10 months. Classified bargaining unit members paid twelfthly and subsequently who change work years to less than twelve (12) months may request a twelfthly pay cycle for a period of one complete school year following the work year change. Bargaining unit members must have completed at least three (3) continuous years in a permanent paid status in order to qualify for this benefit.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Bargaining Unit Agreement, Bargaining Unit Agreement, Bargaining Unit Agreement

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