United States Savings Bonds Sample Clauses

United States Savings Bonds. The District agrees to provide a payroll deduction for United States Savings Bonds for those teachers who elect it.
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United States Savings Bonds. Section 125 Payroll Deduction Plan with a west coast administrator (prior to October 1).
United States Savings Bonds. Upon written request and authorization from a unit member, a designated sum of money will be deducted from such unit member's regular paycheck for U.S. savings bonds, subject to the unit members' bank acceptance of a U.S. Bond payroll deduction plan.
United States Savings Bonds. Section 125 Payroll Deduction Plan with a west coast administrator (prior to October 1). Any member contracted after the start of the school year shall request deductions according to deadlines set by the payroll office. 193 16.6 PERS/OPSRP 194
United States Savings Bonds. An employee will not be assigned involuntarily to supervise an extra duty pay position listed in the LTEA negotiated agreement.

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