Payroll Date definition

Payroll Date means, with respect to any Participant, the date on which he would otherwise be paid Compensation.
Payroll Date means the date that an Employee’s Compensation is paid to the Employee by the Employer through the payment of cash, issuance of a check, electronic funds transfer or other method.
Payroll Date means each regularly scheduled date during Participant’s employment on which base salary payments are made and after a Termination Date, each regularly scheduled date on which such payments would be made if employment continued.

Examples of Payroll Date in a sentence

  • Make sure that the correct Payroll Cycle and Payroll Date have been selected.

  • Wage Amount per Payroll Date – The amount of the “Individual Contract for Teachers” will be divided into either twenty-two (22) equal payments or twenty-six (26) equal payments based on the election of the employee.

  • To sort by one or all benefits, use the Filter by Benefit drop down, and select one payroll with Filterby Payroll Date.

  • Payroll Date Frequency - Payroll date(s) for such contracts shall be once per month.

  • Last Payroll Date - For the twenty-two (22) pay date schedule, the last payroll date will be the twenty-second every other Friday payroll date, except in years where the twenty-second payroll date falls beyond June 30 of the contract period.


More Definitions of Payroll Date

Payroll Date means each date on which a Participant is paid his Compensation.
Payroll Date means November 1, 1999, or such later ------------ date on which Agilent Employees are first added to Agilent's U.S. payroll.
Payroll Date means, with respect to any
Payroll Date means a date on which the Company or a subsidiary makes a bi-weekly payment of wages to the Employee.
Payroll Date is defined in Section 2.8(d).
Payroll Date means the last day of a payroll period. (p)
Payroll Date means any date prior to the Closing Date on which Seller or its Affiliates are required to pay the TBG Employees, whether pursuant to contractual arrangements, applicable law, or otherwise consistent with past practices.