Scheduled Distribution of Lottery Revenues Sample Clauses

Scheduled Distribution of Lottery Revenues. The increase in funds attributable to lottery revenues above the base amount stated in Section A.1.4 shall be considered one-time-only payments and will be distributed to SEIU unit members on an annual basis with other retroactive salary compensation for the fiscal year. A.6.1 If lottery revenues can be reasonably estimated at the time of processing any retroactive salary payments, such lottery funds shall be included in the scheduled retroactive compensation improvement. Any revenue differences between actual lottery revenues received for this fiscal year compared to the lottery revenue estimates used in the improvements to salary and benefits shall be included in the succeeding fiscal year revenue distribution to SEIU. A.6.2 The District Office Business Services staff shall inform SEIU of the lottery amount received annually.
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Scheduled Distribution of Lottery Revenues. The increase in funds attributable to lottery revenues above the base amount stated in Section
Scheduled Distribution of Lottery Revenues. The increase in funds attributable to Lottery revenues above the base amount stated in Section A.1.5 shall be considered one-time-only payments and will be distributed to LRCEA unit members on an annual basis with other retroactive salary compensation for the fiscal year. A.6.1 Lottery revenues for the fiscal year will be reasonably estimated at the time of processing any retroactive salary payments and the estimated lottery funds shall be included in the scheduled retroactive compensation improvement. Any revenue differences between actual lottery revenues received for this fiscal year compared to the lottery revenue estimates used in the improvements to salary and benefits shall be included in the succeeding fiscal year revenue distribution to LRCEA. A.6.2 Lottery revenues below the base amount stated in Section A.1.5 shall reduce available continuous funds. A.6.3 The District Office Business Services staff shall inform LRCEA of the lottery amount received annually.

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