Adjusted Salary definition
Examples of Adjusted Salary in a sentence
Current Salary - Adjusted Salary Maximum Deferred Salary 33% p.a. LEAVE SALARY Per annum 1 year 6 years @ 85.7% salary p.a. 14.28% 85.70% 1 year 4 years @ 80% salary p.a. 20% 80% 1 year 3 years @ 75% salary p.a. 25% 75% *education leave only For example: Calculation based on annual salary of $50,000.
Following such review, the board may in its discretion increase (but shall not be required to increase) Executive's salary or any other benefits, but may not decrease Executives' Base or Adjusted Salary during the Term of this Agreement without the written consent of all Parties.
The amount of the letter(s) of credit shall be adjusted at least annually to reflect changes in Executive's salary, so that it shall at all times be at least four (4) times the Adjusted Salary.
Example 1: Assume the following: (i) Employee’s Base Salary is $350,000.00; (ii) Employee’s Adjusted Salary for the Fiscal Year immediately preceding the Fiscal Year for which the computation is to be made was $400,000.00; (iii) for the Fiscal Year of determination Employee is granted 1,500 shares of Company restricted stock in lieu of a cash adjustment to Base Salary for such year; and the closing price of the Company’s shares on the NYSE on the date of grant was $40.00 per share.
The term "Upward Adjusted Salary" as used herein shall mean that the Bargaining Unit Member shall be paid five percent (5%) above the Unit Member's normal salary or Step A of the higher range, whichever is greater.