Prorating Benefits Sample Clauses

The Prorating Benefits clause defines how benefits are adjusted proportionally based on specific circumstances, such as partial periods of employment or service. In practice, this means that if an employee works only part of a year or does not meet the full criteria for a benefit period, their benefits—such as vacation days, bonuses, or insurance coverage—are calculated in proportion to the time or service actually completed. This clause ensures fairness and accuracy in benefit allocation, preventing overpayment or underpayment when full eligibility requirements are not met.
Prorating Benefits. All current career employees who in the future request to become part-time career, working a minimum of 20 hours, but less than 40 hours per week, shall receive prorated, rather than full fringe benefits and shall pay, by payroll deduction, a pro-rata portion of the health and dental insurance premiums.
Prorating Benefits. Prorated benefits shall be determined by calculating a percentage which equals actual hours worked per month over 173.3 hours per month.