Deduction for Substitute's Pay Clause Samples
The Deduction for Substitute's Pay clause allows an employer to deduct from an employee's compensation the amount paid to a substitute who performs the employee's duties during their absence. Typically, this clause applies when an employee is unable to work due to leave or other reasons, and a replacement is hired temporarily to fulfill their responsibilities. Its core function is to ensure the employer is not financially disadvantaged by having to pay both the absent employee and their substitute, thereby allocating the cost of substitution fairly.
Deduction for Substitute's Pay. Deduction for substitute's pay will be made for the following types of absence. In all of the following cases, a teacher's daily salary is computed on the basis of 1/200th of the annual contractual salary.
i. Death in Immediate Family
Deduction for Substitute's Pay. Deduction for substitute's pay will be made for the following types of absence. In all of the following cases, a twelve (12) month Administrator's/Director's daily salary is computed on the basis of 1/240th of the annual contractual salary. The daily salary of an Association member employed less than twelve (12) months shall be computed by applying a multiple, determined by dividing one (1) by the number of months employed during the school year, plus any fraction thereof, times 20. For example, a 10 month Association member's daily salary is on the basis of 1/200th (1 divided by 10 X 20) of the annual contractual salary.
Deduction for Substitute's Pay