Pay Deductions Sample Clauses
The Pay Deductions clause defines the circumstances under which an employer may withhold or deduct amounts from an employee’s wages. Typically, this clause outlines permissible deductions such as taxes, benefits contributions, or authorized repayments, and may specify the process for notifying employees about such deductions. Its core function is to ensure transparency and legal compliance in payroll practices, preventing disputes by clearly stating when and why deductions can occur.
Pay Deductions. Pay deductions for teachers for daily absences not covered by the provisions in the Agreement shall be made at the rate of 1/190 of the contracted salary. Teachers contracted for a period of time less than those days stated in Article XII will have deductions for daily absences prorated upon the number of days contracted.
Pay Deductions. 1. The Board shall make payroll deductions, upon written request from the teacher, for annuities, credit unions, optional insurance programs, and other programs approved by the Board and the Association.
a. Annuities, if so elected, shall be deducted from each pay period starting with the teacher’s first pay each school year. The Board agrees to forward all annuity monies to the appropriate companies within three (3) business days.
Pay Deductions. Deductions for each work day of absence under a leave of absence without pay will be based upon the individual principal’s annual salary divided by the annual number of work days under such principal’s contract.
Pay Deductions. In the event that an employee is absent without paid leave and a pay deduction is to be made for such absence, the amount of the deduction shall be the employee's annual salary, divided by the number of duty days for each day of such absence.
Pay Deductions. In cases where a Professional Employee has exhausted the accumulated illness leave and can draw no further from the Illness Leave Pool or Catastrophic Leave Pool, a deduction in salary equal to the Professional Employee's average daily rate of pay will be made when the Professional Employee is absent. The deduction will be figured by dividing the Professional Employee's base contract by the number of contract days. The resulting figure will be the daily deduction rate for each day absent. The full deduction of salary (as defined above) must be deducted when one of the following conditions are met:
Pay Deductions a. The Board shall make voluntary payroll deductions, upon written request from the teacher, for annuities, credit unions, optional insurance programs, and other programs approved by the Board and the Association.
b. Association dues or services fees shall be deducted, pursuant to the provisions of Sections 2. through 5. below, in equal amounts, as nearly as may be possible, from the paychecks of each teacher as follows: one-tenth (1/10) of such amount shall be deducted monthly, beginning in September, or the first full month of employment, and ending in June, or the last month of employment, of each school year.
c. The Association represents that the amount of the service fee charged to non- members, along with other required information, may not be available and transmitted to non-members until mid-school year (December, January, or February).
d. Part-time employees shall pay a pro-rated amount of dues or service fees, according to procedures specified by the Association.
Pay Deductions. Whenever pay deduction is made for a teacher’s absence, the annual salary divided by the number of teacher duty days as provided in Article VII herein shall be deducted for each days’ absence.
Pay Deductions. 1. In cases of absence in excess of the allowable leave, either for sickness or disability, deductions from the teacher's salary shall not exceed the wage paid the substitute for a maximum of 60 days.
2. In cases of absence in excess of allowable personal leave as defined in Article VII, Section B, 1 through 3, and approved by the Board, deductions from the teacher's salary shall not exceed the wages paid the substitute.
3. For extended leaves without pay, deductions from the teacher's salary shall be equal to a per diem of the annual contract for each school day covered by the leave. Lawful deductions for retirement will be charged against the teacher's contract.
4. Teachers on extended leaves may continue to remain in the plan for all insurance and hospitalization benefits by paying the premium at the group rates.
Pay Deductions. Employee salary is subject to deductions as required by applicable Law, and where applicable, for group insurance and other deductions.
Pay Deductions. Whenever pay deduction is made for a principal’s absence, the annual salary divided by the number of principal duty days shall be deducted for each day’s absence.