Common use of Salary and Benefit Computation Clause in Contracts

Salary and Benefit Computation. For purposes of computing years of service under Articles 8.1 and 9.2, one (1) year of employment shall include at least twelve (12) calendar months. For purposes of computing other benefits, one (1) year of employment shall be computed on the basis of two thousand eighty (2,080) paid hours per year (173.33 per month). Paid hours including both full-time and part-time hours, but excluding standby hours, shall be regarded as time worked for purposes of computing wage and benefits. Regular full-time and part-time nurses who are asked not to report for work as scheduled because of low census shall also have their low census day hours count for purposes of computing service increments and accrual of benefits. Nurses shall be eligible to receive service increments and accrued benefits as defined above. Service increments shall become effective the beginning of the first payroll following completion of twelve (12) calendar months.

Salary and Benefit Computation. For purposes of computing years of service under Articles 8.1 and 9.210.3, one (1) year of employment shall include at least twelve (12) calendar months. For purposes of computing other benefits, one (1) year of employment shall be computed on the basis of two thousand eighty (2,080) paid hours per year (173.33 per month). Paid hours including both full-full time and part-part time hours, but excluding standby hours, shall be regarded as time worked for purposes of computing wage and benefits. Regular full-full time and part-part time nurses who are asked not to report for work as scheduled because of low census shall also have their low census day hours count for purposes of computing service increments and accrual of benefits. Nurses shall be eligible to receive service increments and accrued benefits as defined above. Service increments shall become effective the beginning of the first payroll following completion of twelve (12) calendar months.