Common use of Salary Advance Clause in Contracts

Salary Advance. Release of sixty percent (60%) of an employee’s earned gross wages prior to the employee’s designated payday shall be authorized subject to approval of the Appointing Authority, in emergency cases upon receipt of a written request from the employee that describes the emergency. An emergency situation shall be defined as an unusual, unforeseen event or condition that requires immediate financial attention by an employee. Emergencies include but are not limited to the following circumstances: 1) Death in family 2) Major car repair 3) Theft of funds 4) Automobile accident (loss of vehicle use) 5) Accident or sickness 6) Destruction or major damage to home 7) New employee lack of funds (maximum – one (1) draw) 8) Moving due to transfer or promotion.

Salary Advance. Release of sixty percent (60%) of an employee’s earned gross wages prior to the employee’s designated payday shall be authorized subject to approval of the Appointing Authority, in emergency cases upon receipt of a written request from the employee that describes the emergency. An emergency situation shall be defined as an unusual, unforeseen event or condition that requires immediate financial attention by an employee. Emergencies include but are not limited to the following circumstances: 1) Death in family 2) Major car repair 3) Theft of funds 4) Automobile accident (loss of vehicle use) 5) Accident or sickness 6) Destruction or major damage to home 7) New employee lack of funds (maximum – one (1) draw) 8) Moving due to transfer or promotion.promotion.‌

Salary Advance. Release of sixty percent (60%) of an employee’s earned gross wages prior to the employee’s designated payday shall be authorized subject to approval of the Appointing Authority, in emergency cases upon receipt of a written request from the employee that describes the emergency. An emergency situation shall be defined as an unusual, unforeseen event or condition that requires immediate financial attention by an employee. Emergencies include but are not limited to the following circumstances: 1) Death in family 2) Major car repair 3) Theft of funds 4) Automobile accident (loss of vehicle use) 5) Accident or sickness 6) Destruction or major damage to home 7) New employee lack of funds (maximum – one (1) draw) 1 See attached Letter of Agreement #2 (Salary Increases). 8) Moving due to transfer or promotion.

Salary Advance. Release of sixty percent (60%) of an employee’s earned gross wages prior to the employee’s designated payday shall be authorized subject to approval of the Appointing Authority, in emergency cases upon receipt of a written request from the employee that describes the emergency. An emergency situation shall be defined as an unusual, unforeseen event or condition that requires immediate financial attention by an employee. Emergencies include but are not limited to the following circumstances: 1) Death in family 2) Major car repair 3) Theft of funds 4) Automobile accident (loss of vehicle use) 5) Accident or sickness 6) Destruction or major damage to home 7) New employee lack of funds (maximum – one (1) draw) 8) Moving due to transfer or promotion. 1 See attached Letter of Agreement #2 (Salary Increases).