Common use of Payroll Time Sheets Clause in Contracts

Payroll Time Sheets. The signature of the employee and approval of the employee's supervisor, or other verification acceptable to NYSDOT, is required on each time sheet. These signatures attest to the employee's assignment and hours worked on the Projects indicated, and demonstrate that periods of paid leave are charged to appropriate leave categories or accounts. Employee time for such leave, holidays, vacation or other paid leave cannot be charged directly to Projects on time sheets since such costs must be allocated to Projects by using an approved percentage additive rate applied to direct payroll costs. Time sheets must correspond with applicable payroll records and amount paid for each employee based on a comprehensive payroll/labor cost distribution system.

Payroll Time Sheets. The signature of the employee and approval of the employee's supervisor, or other verification acceptable to NYSDOT, is required on each time sheet. These signatures attest to the employee's assignment and hours worked on the Projects indicated, indicated and demonstrate that periods of paid leave are charged to appropriate leave categories or accounts. Employee time for such leave, holidays, vacation vacation, or other paid leave cannot be charged directly to Projects on time sheets since such costs must be allocated to Projects by using an approved percentage additive rate applied to direct payroll costs. Time sheets must correspond with applicable payroll records and amount paid for each employee based on a comprehensive payroll/labor cost distribution system.