Proportionate payment on termination Sample Clauses

Proportionate payment on termination. If the employment of a Team Member who has not taken an amount of accrued annual leave ends at a particular time, the Team Member’s untaken accrued leave must be paid at a rate that is no less than the Team Member’ basic periodic rate of pay at that time.

Proportionate payment on termination. 27.12.1 If, after one week's continuous service of five working days in their first twelve monthly qualifying period, an employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employee, the employee shall be paid 2.923 hours for each 38 ordinary hours worked at their ordinary rate of wage and such other payments, on a pro rata basis, to which they would have been entitled under this Agreement. 27.12.2 After the completion of the first qualifying twelve month period an employee who leaves their employment or whose employment has been terminated for any reason shall be paid 2.923 hours for each 38 ordinary hours worked at their ordinary rate of wage and such other payments, on a pro rata basis, to which they would be entitled under this Agreement.

Proportionate payment on termination. Where an employee lawfully leaves their employment or their employment is terminated by the employer, the employee shall be paid annual leave on a pro rata basis of 2.923 hours for each 38 ordinary hours worked at their ordinary rate of wage and such other payments, on a pro rata basis, to which they would have been entitled under this agreement.

Proportionate payment on termination. If in any qualifying twelve-monthly period of employment an employee leaves his or her employment or his or her employment is terminated by the Employer, the Employer shall pay to the employee an amount equal to 1/12th of his or her ordinary pay for the period of service, in respect of which leave has not been granted in accordance with this clause.

Proportionate payment on termination. Upon termination an employee will be paid all leave accrued at a rate of 2.9231 hours for each 38 ordinary hours worked up to and including the date of termination.

Proportionate payment on termination. If the employment of an Employee who has not taken an amount of accrued annual leave ends at a particular time, the Employee’s untaken accrued leave must be paid at a rate that is no less than the Employee’ basic periodic rate of pay at that time.

Proportionate payment on termination. (a) After one month of continuous service, if an employee leaves or is terminated, they will be paid 2.923 hours of ordinary pay for each completed week of service, provided they haven’t already taken leave for that time, as per clauses 21 and 33.5.

Proportionate payment on termination. Proportionate payment shall be made to an employee on weekly hiring who after one month of continuous service in the first qualifying twelve-monthly period:-

Proportionate payment on termination. If, after one week's continuous service of five working days in his/her first twelve-monthly qualifying period, an employee lawfully leaves his/her employment or his/her employment is terminated by the employer through no fault of the employer, the employee shall be paid 3.08 hours for each forty ordinary hours worked prior to the beginning of the first pay period of commence on or after 15 December 1982 and after that date for 2.923 hours for each thirty-eight ordinary hours worked at his/her ordinary rate of wage and such other payments, on a pro rata basis, to which he/she would have been entitled under subclause (j) of this clause. After the completion of the first qualifying twelve-monthly period an employee who leaves his/her employment or whose employment has been terminated for any reason shall be paid 3.08 hours for each forty ordinary hours worked prior to the beginning of the first pay period to commence on or after 15 December 1982 and after that date 2.923 hours for each thirty-eight ordinary hours worked at his/her ordinary rate of wage and such other payments on a pro rata basis, to which he/she would be entitled under subclause (j) of this clause.