Common use of Proration For Discontinuous Service Clause in Contracts

Proration For Discontinuous Service. 8 In the event an employee's anniversary of his/her adjusted service 9 date (leave progression date) for longevity purposes falls within any 10 six (6) months period for which the employee is being paid under the 11 provisions hereof, then the number of full months service in such 12 period after the said employee's anniversary of his/her adjusted 13 service date (leave progression date) shall be computed at the higher 14 rate indicated above and the remainder of the months shall be 15 calculated at the lower rate indicated above. (Example: If an 16 employee hired out as a regular part-time or regular full-time 18 anniversary of his/her adjusted service date (leave progression date) 19 would be on January 13, 2001. For the payment in July 2001, the 20 employee would receive payment for January 2001, calculated at the

Proration For Discontinuous Service. 8 28 In the event an employee's anniversary of his/her adjusted service 9 29 date (leave progression date) for longevity purposes falls within any 10 30 six (6) months period for which the employee is being paid under the 11 31 provisions hereof, then the number of full months service in such 12 1 period after the said employee's anniversary of his/her adjusted 13 2 service date (leave progression date) shall be computed at the 3 higher 14 rate indicated above and the remainder of the months shall be 15 4 calculated at the lower rate indicated above. (Example: If an 16 5 employee hired out as a regular part-time or regular full-time 18 7 anniversary of his/her adjusted service date (leave progression date) 19 8 would be on January 13, 2001. For the payment in July 2001, the 20 9 employee would receive payment for January 2001, calculated at the