Missed Deductions Clause Samples
The "Missed Deductions" clause defines how situations are handled when a party fails to claim or apply a deduction to which they are entitled under the agreement. Typically, this clause outlines the process for notifying the other party of the missed deduction and may set a time limit within which the deduction can be claimed retroactively. For example, if a supplier forgets to deduct a discount from an invoice, this clause would specify whether and how that deduction can still be applied after the fact. Its core function is to provide a clear mechanism for addressing overlooked deductions, thereby preventing disputes and ensuring fairness in the financial dealings between the parties.
Missed Deductions. In instances where a dues deduction is not taken from an employee who has a valid authorization form on file, the missed deduction(s) will be taken from a subsequent salary payment and remitted to the Union.
Missed Deductions. In instances where a dues deduction is not taken from an employee who has a valid deduction authorization form on file, the missed deduction(s) will be taken from a subsequent salary payment and remitted to the Council. No such payroll adjustment shall exceed one (1) month's dues.
Missed Deductions. If an authorized deduction for an Employee is not made, the Employer shall make the deduction from the Employee’s next pay after the error has been called to the Employer’s attention by the Employee or Union.