Common use of Supplemental Pay Warrant Clause in Contracts

Supplemental Pay Warrant. An employee who does not receive a scheduled pay warrant or receives an underpayment because of problems involving assignment, time reporting, payroll processing, may request a Supplemental Pay Warrant for hours reported and approved by the employee’s work location. The request will be processed and a warrant made available for pick-up within 3 work days unless the employee requests that the warrant be mailed. In circumstances where the employee received no warrant at all or a substantial underpayment of at least 50% of their normal net pay, the employee may request that a Supplemental Pay Warrant be made available for pick-up within 1 work day unless employee requests that the warrant be mailed.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Supplemental Pay Warrant. An A permanent regular employee who does not receive a scheduled pay warrant or receives an underpayment because of problems involving assignment, time reporting, or payroll processing, processing may request a Supplemental Pay Warrant for hours reported and approved by the employee’s work location. The request will be processed and a warrant made available for pick-up within 3 work days unless the employee requests that the warrant be mailed. In circumstances where the employee received no warrant at all or a substantial underpayment of at least 50% of their normal net pay, the employee may request that a Supplemental Pay Warrant be made available for pick-up within 1 work day unless employee requests that the warrant be mailed.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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Supplemental Pay Warrant. An A permanent regular employee who does not receive a scheduled pay warrant or receives an underpayment because of problems involving assignment, time reporting, or payroll processing, may request a Supplemental Pay Warrant for hours reported and approved by the employee’s work location. The request will be processed and a warrant made available for pick-up within 3 work days unless the employee requests that the warrant be mailed. In circumstances where the employee received no warrant at all or a substantial underpayment of at least fifty percent (50% %) of their normal net pay, the employee may request that a Supplemental Pay Warrant be made available for pick-up within 1 one (1) work day unless employee requests that the warrant be mailed.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

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