Payment variations Sample Clauses

Payment variations. 49.6.1 If an Employee becomes entitled to a period of long service leave and makes a request to take the Employee's long service leave entitlement or any part of that entitlement at: a. double the quantum of leave on half pay; or b. half the quantum of leave on double pay, the Employer should whenever it is practical, permit the Employee to do so. 49.6.2 If the granting of the request under paragraph clause 49.6.1 results in an additional cost to the Employer, then it is not practical to grant an Employee's request.
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Payment variations. If Te Whatu Xxx believes, on reasonable grounds, that a claim is partially valid and partially invalid, Te Whatu Ora will pay the valid portion only, and reject the invalid portion.
Payment variations. (a) If an Employee becomes entitled to a period of long service leave and makes a request to take the Employee's long service leave entitlement or any part of that entitlement at either: (i) double the quantum of leave on half pay; or (ii) half the quantum of leave on double pay, the Employer should whenever it is practical, permit the Employee to do so. (b) If the granting of the request under sub-clause (a) results in an additional cost to the Employer, then it is not practical to grant an Employee's request.
Payment variations. (1) If the DHB believes, on reasonable grounds, that a claim is partially valid and partially invalid, the DHB will pay the valid portion only, and reject the invalid portion.
Payment variations. (1) If Health NZ believes, on reasonable grounds, that a claim is partially valid and partially invalid, Health NZ will pay the valid portion only, and reject the invalid portion.

Related to Payment variations

  • Net Out of Settlement Amounts The Non-Defaulting Party shall calculate a Termination Payment by aggregating all Settlement Amounts due under this Agreement or any other agreement(s) between the Company and the BGS-RSCP Supplier for the provision of BGS Supply into a single amount: by netting out (a) all Settlement Amounts that are due or will become due to the Defaulting Party, plus at the option of the Non-Defaulting Party, any cash or other form of security then available to the Non- Defaulting Party and actually received, liquidated and retained by the Non-Defaulting Party, plus any or all other amounts due to the Defaulting Party under this Agreement or any other agreement(s) between the Company and the BGS-RSCP Supplier for the provision of BGS Supply against (b) all Settlement Amounts that are due or will become due to the Non-Defaulting Party, plus any or all other amounts due to the Non-Defaulting Party under this Agreement or any other agreement(s) between the Company and the BGS- RSCP Supplier for the provision of BGS Supply, so that all such amounts shall be netted out to a single liquidated amount; provided, however, that if the BGS-RSCP Supplier is the Defaulting Party and the Termination Payment is due to the BGS-RSCP Supplier, the Company shall be entitled to retain a commercially reasonable portion of the Termination Payment, which may be equal to the entire amount of the Termination Payment, as security for additional amounts that may be determined to be due and owing by the BGS-RSCP Supplier as Damages and further provided that any previously attached security interest of the Company in such retained amounts shall continue. The Termination Payment shall be due to or due from the Non-Defaulting Party as appropriate. If the Termination Payment has been retained by the Company as security for additional amounts that may be determined to be due and owing by the BGS-RSCP Supplier, and if, upon making a final determination of Damages, the Termination Payment, or any portion thereof, is to be made to the BGS-RSCP Supplier, the Company will pay simple interest on the Termination Payment amount being made to the BGS-RSCP Supplier. Simple interest will be calculated at the lower of the Interest Index or six (6) percent per annum.

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