Workweek Value definition

Workweek Value means the value of each compensable Workweek, as
Workweek Value means the value of each compensable Workweek, as determined by
Workweek Value means the value of each compensable Workweek, as determined by the formula set forth in herein.

Examples of Workweek Value in a sentence

  • The sum of all Settlement Class Members’ individual Workweeks will be the “Total Workweeks.” The Net Settlement Amount will be divided by the Total Workweeks to yield the “Workweek Value.” Each Settlement Class Member’s Individual Settlement Share will be determined by multiplying his or her individual Workweeks by the Workweek Value.

  • To determine each Class Member’s estimated share of the Net Settlement Fund, the Settlement Administrator will use the following formula: The Net Settlement Fund will be divided by the aggregate total number of Workweeks, resulting in the “Workweek Value.” Each Class Member’s share of the Net Settlement Fund will be calculated by multiplying each individual Class Member’s total number of Workweeks by the Workweek Value.

  • The Administrator will divide the final Net Settlement Amount by the Workweeks of all Participating Class Members to yield the “Final Workweek Value,” and multiply each Participating Class Member’s individual Workweeks by the Final Workweek Value to yield his or her Individual Settlement Share.

  • The Workweek Value shall be calculated by dividing the Gross Settlement Amount by 57,720 Workweeks.

  • Administrator will divide the PAGA 10 Employee Amount, i.e., 25% of the PAGA Amount, by the total number of PAGA Workweeks of all 11 PAGA Employees to yield the “PAGA Workweek Value,” and multiply each PAGA Employee’s 12 individual PAGA Workweeks by the PAGA Workweek Value to yield his or her Individual PAGA 13 Payment.

  • The Original Workweek Value will then be used to calculate each Class Member’s Individual Settlement Payment, which shall be the proportionate share and minimum amount each Class Member will receive based on the number of workweeks he or she worked for Defendants during the Class Period, and which number will be included in the Class Members’ Notice Packets.

  • Then, the Settlement Administrator has multiplied each Class Member’s Individual Compensable Workweek Value by the Net Settlement Amount to yield the Class Member’s Individual Settlement Payment that he or she may be eligible to receive under the Class Settlement (which is listed in Section III.C below).

  • After Preliminary Approval of the Settlement, the Administrator will divide the Net Settlement Amount by the total number of Workweeks worked by all Class Members to yield the “Estimated Workweek Value,” and multiply each Class Member’s individual Workweeks by the Estimated Workweek Value to yield his or her estimated Individual Settlement Share that he or she may be eligible to receive under the Class Settlement.

  • The Parties agree that the Net Settlement Fund shall be used to fund payments to Participating Class Members (referred to herein as “Individual Settlement Payments”), which shall be calculated as follows: First, an Original Workweek Value will be calculated by dividing the Net Settlement Fund by the total number of workweeks worked by all Class Members for any Defendant during the Class Period.

  • The dollars per compensable workweek will be calculated by dividing the Net Settlement Amount by the total weeks worked by Class Members to determine a Workweek Value.


More Definitions of Workweek Value

Workweek Value means the monetary value assigned to each individual
Workweek Value means the dollar amount payable to Participating Class

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