Common use of Insufficient Earnings Clause in Contracts

Insufficient Earnings. In the event an employee does not have sufficient earnings on the first regular payday in the month to cover the amount of said deductions for that month, the Company shall make such deduction from the earnings due the employee on the first regular payday of the next succeeding month. Except as provided above, deductions for applicable service fees or dues shall be for the current month only.

Insufficient Earnings. In the event an employee Employee does not have sufficient earnings on the first regular payday in the month to cover the amount of said deductions for that month, the Company shall make such deduction from the earnings due the employee Employee on the first regular payday of the next succeeding month. Except as provided above, deductions for applicable service fees Agency Service Fees or dues Dues shall be for the current month only.

Insufficient Earnings. In the event an employee Employee does not have sufficient earnings on the first regular payday in the month to cover the amount of said deductions for that month, the Company shall make such deduction from the earnings due the employee Employee on the first regular payday of the next succeeding month. Except as provided above, deductions for applicable service fees or dues Union Dues and Agency Fees shall be for the current month only.

Insufficient Earnings. ‌ In the event an employee does not have sufficient earnings on the first regular payday in the month to cover the amount of said deductions for that month, the Company shall make such deduction from the earnings due the employee on the first regular payday of the next succeeding month. Except as provided above, deductions for applicable service fees or dues shall be for the current month only.