Repayment of loaned days Sample Clauses

Repayment of loaned days. 1. Members of the Sick Leave Bank shall repay the borrowed days at the rate of not less than three (3) days per school year until the loan is repaid. The days may be repaid from accumulated days the rate of the qualifying member when the days were granted, or through a combination of either. 2. Personnel who have donated at least ten (10) days to the Sick Leave Bank, and who have not previously borrowed from the bank or who do not have an outstanding balance, may use those ten (10) days without repayment following the same application and approval process as stated in Section 4. 3. A recipient who leaves the employment of MSD of Xxxxx Township and still owes a quantity of days to the Sick Leave Bank: a) May have the dollar value of the remaining days deducted from his/her final paychecks at the rate teacher sub pay when the days were granted. b) May transfer any accumulated sick days to the bank as repayment of the loan. c) Shall use a combination of either. 4. Recipients who retire, or become totally or permanently disabled after borrowing days from the SLB are exempt from repayment of loaned days. If the recipient dies before the borrowed days are repaid, repayment of the days will not be requested from the recipient’s estate. 5. Teachers may not donate sick days to another employee. Employees must request additional sick days through the process stated above.
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Repayment of loaned days i. Members of the Family Illness Leave Bank shall repay the bank the borrowed days at the rate of not less than one (1) day per school year until the loan is repaid. The days may be repaid from family illness or personal leave days, or at the current daily rate of the qualifying member, or through a combination of either one. ii. A recipient who leaves the employment of Tri-Creek School Corporation and still owes a quantity of days to the Family Illness Leave Bank: (a.) May have the dollar value of the remaining days deducted from his/her final paychecks at his/her current daily rate. (b.) May transfer any accumulated paid time off to the bank as repayment of the loan. (c.) Shall use (a.) or (b.) above, or a combination of both. iii. Recipients who retire, die, or become totally and permanently disabled after borrowing from the Family Illness Leave Bank are exempt from repayment of loaned days.
Repayment of loaned days i. Members of the Sick Leave Bank shall repay the bank the borrowed days at the rate of not less than two (2) days per school year until the loan is repaid. The days may be repaid from accumulated days, or at the current daily rate of the qualifying member, or through a combination of either one. ii. A recipient who leaves the employment of Tri-Creek School Corporation and still owes a quantity of days to the Sick Leave Bank: (a.) May have the dollar value of the remaining days deducted from his/her final paychecks at his/her current daily rate. (b.) May transfer any accumulated paid time off to the bank as repayment of the loan. (c.) Shall use (a.) or (b.) above, or a combination of both. iii. Recipients who retire, die, or become totally and permanently disabled after borrowing from the Sick Leave Bank are exempt from the repayment of loaned days.

Related to Repayment of loaned days

  • Repayment of Loan 3.1 The Lender and the Borrowers agree and confirm that the Loan will be repaid in the following manner only: the Borrowers will transfer all of their equity interests in the Borrower Company to the Lender or any legal or natural person designated by the Lender pursuant to requirements from the Lender. 3.2 The Lender and the Borrowers agree and confirm that to the extent permitted by the laws, the Lender has the right but no obligation to purchase or designate any legal or natural person designated by it to purchase all or any part of the equity interests in the Borrower Company from the Borrowers at the price set forth under the Exclusive Purchase Option Agreement. 3.3 It is agreed and confirmed by the Parties that the Borrowers shall be deemed to have fulfilled their repayment obligations hereunder only after both of the following conditions have been satisfied. (1) The Borrowers have transferred all of their equity interests in the Borrower Company to the Lender and/or their designated person; and (2) The Borrowers have repaid to the Lender all of the transfer proceeds or an amount equivalent to the maximum amount permitted by the laws. 3.4 The Loan will be deemed as a zero interest loan if the price to transfer the equity interests in the Borrower Company to the Lender from the Borrowers concluded by the Parties under this Agreement any other related agreements is equal or less than the amount of the Loan. Under such circumstance, the Borrowers are not required to repay any remaining amount of and/or any interest upon the Loan; provided, however, that if the equity interest transfer price exceeds the amount of the Loan, the exceeding amount will be deemed as the interest upon the Loan (calculated by the highest interest permitted by the PRC laws) and financing cost thereof. 3.5 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary, if the Borrower Company goes bankruptcy, dissolution or is ordered for closure during the term or extended term of this Agreement, and Borrowers will liquidate the Borrower Company according to laws and all of the proceeds from such liquidation will be used to repay the principal, interest (calculated by the highest interest permitted by the PRC laws) and financing cost of the Loan.

  • Prepayment of Loan So long as ECOLOGY shall hold this loan, the RECIPIENT may prepay the entire unpaid principal balance of and accrued interest on the loan or any portion of the remaining unpaid principal balance of the Loan Amount . Any prepayments on the loan shall be applied first to any accrued interest due and then to the outstanding principal balance of the Loan Amount. If the RECIPIENT elects to prepay the entire remaining unpaid balance and accrued interest, the RECIPIENT shall first contact ECOLOGY’s Revenue/Receivable Manager of the Fiscal Office.

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