Time Payment. 1 (a) Initial hook, final drop and fueling time will be paid 15 minutes at the terminal at the start and end of a day. In order to facilitate the driver's daily inspection of tractor and trailer, all drivers shall be at the terminal at least 15 minutes prior to the time necessary to arrive at the first scheduled delivery or pickup.
Time Payment. 31.7 To compensate faculty unit employees who are in active pay status as of the date of ratification of this Agreement for the additional time and effort required to make significant changes to the delivery of instruction due to the coronavirus, a one-time payment of $3500 will be made to each faculty unit employee who worked an average of 1.0 timebase during Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 (or the equivalent academic year on a quarter campus). For those who worked less than an average of 1.0, this payment will be prorated by the faculty member’s average timebase worked for Fall 2020 and Spring 2021 (or the equivalent academic year on a quarter campus), but not to exceed a 1.0 timebase. A semester (or quarter) not worked shall be considered a zero timebase. This payment is based on the time and effort required to adapt curriculum, alter related services, modify course evaluation practices, and implement modified programs to accommodate student needs resulting from the coronavirus pandemic including students’ technological, illness, and dependent care requirements, among others. This payment is considered taxable income subject to all normal payroll withholding and is to be paid through the state payroll system. This payment is not considered reportable compensation for purposes of calculating CalPERS retirement benefits. Payments to faculty unit employees participating in the Faculty Early Retirement Program will be made if allowed under CalPERS rules and regulations. General Salary Increases (GSI)
Time Payment. Teachers entitled to paid coverage in accordance with the above shall be paid within 30 days after the end of each trimester. The Principal of each school shall maintain a payroll record available for inspection by the Alliance.
Time Payment. Pet Sitter shall care for the Pet Owner’s pet(s) as identified and described below for the time period sta_rtdate until end da_te . In consideration for Pet Sitter’s care and services, Pet Owner shall pay Pet Sitter In-full or Half/Half and paid via Cash or Card . Pet Owner agrees to reimburse Pet Sitter for reasonable expenses incurred while sitting (i.e extended trip, ect.) PAYMENT TOTAL: $ Paid via Other:
Time Payment. ☐ Everyday Rent is Late. Late rent is considered when it has not been paid within days of the Due Date. ☐ - No Late Fee payment if Rent is late.
Time Payment. Travel time outside a studio zone shall be paid at the Employees straight time hourly rate to a of one-half hour per day. On days when no work is to be or has been by the Employee. travel shall be compensated with an allowance equivalent to four (4) of pay at straight time or straight time pay for time whichever is greater. but in no event an allowance more than the equivalent of eight (8) hours of pay at straight time. The second consecutive day of travel shall be paid as a day worked at no less than the rate for such traveling Employee's minimum call for that day of the Employee's work week.
Time Payment. All time payments of highway drivers shall include way- freighting, terminal delays, breakdowns, completing of log forms, tac cards or other unavoidable delays, such delays will be paid at the hourly rate after fifteen (15) consecutive minutes of waiting time. In the event of breakdowns or other allegedly unavoidable delays such as major snow storms occurring in areas without supervision, the Company may, at its discretion, require drivers to sign a statutory declaration having the same force and effect as a statement made under oath and by virtue of the Canada Evidence Act setting forth the causes to the best of their knowledge and belief for such breakdowns and/or delays. Delays Due to Snow and/or Ice Conditions
Time Payment. Each Development Milestone Payment set forth in TABLE 1 above shall be paid only once, upon the first time that any Licensed Product achieves the applicable Development Milestone Event. If a Development Milestone Event is not achieved because achievement of such earlier Development Milestone Event was unnecessary or did not otherwise occur, then upon achievement of the later Development Milestone Event, the Development Milestone Payment applicable to such earlier Development Milestone Event will also be due.
Time Payment. Section 30.1 All employees shall be paid from punch to punch for all miles traveled or hours worked except where flat rate payments apply. Flat rate payments shall be mutually agreed to and reduced to writing.
Time Payment. The distributive interest of any Partner withdrawing pursuant to this Agreement shall be paid within the period specified in Section 4.4 hereof. If there are any assets which cannot be properly valued on the withdrawal date, then each Partner's proportionate amount of any such assets may be retained in the Partnership until such time when the assets can be properly valued. If there is any pending transaction or claim by or against the Partnership involving or which may affect the Capital Accounts or obligations of a withdrawing Partner which cannot, in the judgment of the Managing General Partner, be then ascertained, the proportionate amount thereof or the proportionate probable loss therefrom may be retained in the Partnership until the liquidation of the Partnership. In this situation, no amount shall be paid or charged to any such Partner or his personal representative on account of any transaction or claim until its final liquidation or at such time as the Managing General Partner shall determine. In the meantime, however, the Partnership may retain from other sums due such Partner or his personal representative an amount which the Managing General Partner estimates may be sufficient to cover the share of such Partner in any probable loss or liability on account of such transaction or claim.
