Other Deduction Clause Samples
The "Other Deduction" clause defines the right of a party, typically an employer or principal, to deduct certain amounts from payments otherwise due to the other party under the contract. This may include deductions for things like overpayments, damages, advances, or other specified reasons not covered by standard deductions such as taxes. For example, if a contractor causes damage to property or receives an advance that needs to be repaid, the principal can deduct the corresponding amount from future payments. The core function of this clause is to provide a clear mechanism for recouping amounts owed or offsetting liabilities, thereby reducing the risk of disputes over payment adjustments.
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Other Deduction. In accordance with the above procedure, the NEA political action committee voluntary deduction shall be allowed.
Other Deduction. The District shall, upon receipt of written authorization from an employee, deduct from the employee's salary and make appropriate remittance for all voluntary deductions approved by the State Board and the District Board of Trustees. Termination of deductions shall not occur without a ten (10) day prior notification to the employee. Article III--Personnel
Other Deduction. The District shall, upon appropriate written authorization from any employee in the unit, deduct and make appropriate remittance for group insurance premiums as agreed to by the District and CSEA/Chapter No. 555, tax shelter annuity program, credit union payments, charitable donations, or other plans and programs jointly approved by CSEA and the District. The District shall make every reasonable effort to assist the County Office so that payment to the designated payee is made within fifteen (15) days of the deduction, all sums so deducted.