When Deduction Begins Clause Samples
The "When Deduction Begins" clause defines the specific point in time at which deductions—such as penalties, liquidated damages, or other financial adjustments—start to accrue under a contract. Typically, this clause clarifies whether deductions commence from the date of a missed deadline, the occurrence of a particular event, or the issuance of a formal notice. By establishing a clear trigger for deductions, the clause ensures both parties understand their financial responsibilities and helps prevent disputes over when monetary consequences should be applied.
When Deduction Begins. Check-off deductions under all properly executed Authorization for Check-off of Dues forms shall become effective at the time the application is signed by the employee and shall be deducted from the first pay of the month in each month thereafter.
When Deduction Begins. Payroll deductions under all properly executed "Authorization for Payroll Deduction" forms shall become effective at the time the application is tendered to the District and shall be deducted from the succeeding month and each month thereafter.
When Deduction Begins. Deduction from an employee's pay shall be in accordance with the date stamped on the Dues Deduction Card.
When Deduction Begins. Payroll deductions for the Association initiation fee and membership dues shall become effective at the time the written authorization is received by the City, and shall be deducted from the first pay of the month providing the authorization is received by the City on or before the 15th of the prior month and each month thereafter.