When Payments Must Be Made to Workers Sample Clauses

When Payments Must Be Made to Workers. All wages and other remuneration due under this Agreement shall be paid at the end of each regular work week but not later than the regular work day the Employer designates as payday and in no event later than the third (3rd) calendar day following the end of the regular work week. Said compensation shall be due and payable at the worker’s job site within the time limits set forth in this Agreement. If the worker requests that compensation be mailed, the worker's compensation shall be mailed within the time limits set forth in this Agreement.
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