Incremental payments. An employee is entitled to increments for service in their classification as follows:
Incremental payments. Trainee Dental Nurses This subclause will cease to have effect from FFPPOA 1 October 2018.
Incremental payments. 5.3.1(b)(i) Employees shall be entitled to increments for service in their respective Classification Level following the completion of 1786 hours of experience. Progression to the next applicable increment can not occur earlier than twelve (12) months at the previous or existing increment.
Incremental payments. 22.2(b)(i) Incremental progression for employees who work less than full-time are set out below: ⎯ Employees shall be entitled to increments for service in their respective Classification Level following the completion of 1820 actual ordinary hours of work. ⎯ Progression to the next applicable increment can not occur earlier than twelve (12) months at the previous or existing increment. ⎯ This Incremental Progression will be applied in conjunction with the provisions of sub-clause 22.5 as currently applied, with no change to occur to any of the existing provisions, unless specifically varied by this clause.
Incremental payments. 5.3.1(b)(i) An Employee is entitled to increments for service in their classification as follows: • where the Employee works for less than fifteen hours per week - no increment; • where the Employee works for fifteen hours or more per week and up to and including 25 hours per week - after 24 months on the salary for that year of experience; • where the Employee works for more than 25 hours per week up to and including 35 hours per week - after eighteen months on the salary for that year of experience; • where the Employee works for more than 35 hours per week but less than 38 hours per week - after twelve months on the salary for that year of experience.
Incremental payments. (a) If, on a Semi-Annual Date, one (1) or more Conservation Events has occurred, is continuing and has not been waived by TNC, then Barbados shall pay to the US Dollar Payment Account (for the benefit of TNC) an amount in immediately available funds in Dollars equal to the Incremental Base Amount for each such Conservation Event; provided that if on any subsequent Semi-Annual Date, any Conservation Event is continuing and an Incremental Base Amount has already been paid by Barbados for such Conservation Event, then Barbados shall pay the Incremental Recurring Amount (any such Incremental Base Amounts and Incremental Recurring Amounts for a Conservation Event shall be referred to as “Incremental Payments”). Barbados shall make each Incremental Payment into the US Dollar Payment Account without defense, setoff or counterclaim. Incremental Payments paid by Barbados hereunder will be held by TNC in the TNC Bank Account for application as provided in Sections 3.1(b) and 3.1(c) below.
Incremental payments. The Incremental Payments shall be paid pursuant to the terms set forth in the Restructuring Term Sheet.
Incremental payments. Another idea is to structure within the premarital agreement, payments to the non-monied spouse that relate to the number of years of the marriage or to the number of children the parties have. Often times the practitioner will want to build in provisions such that if the parties stay married 10 years to 15 years the non-monied spouse gets a lump sum of "X"; if the parties stay married 15-20 years the non-monied spouse gets a lump sum of "Y", etc. This lump sum can be at time of divorce or at a specific time during the marriage.
Incremental payments. If your method of Payment includes Incremental Payments, you authorize Orange Lotus to maintain your account information and charge that account automatically upon the renewal of the Membership with no further action required by you.
Incremental payments. For all classifications where there is more than one pay point, on the completion of 12 months service within Calvary Community Care, or in the case of a casual or part-time employee following the completion of 1976 hours service, employees shall be entitled to incremental progression in their respective classification.
