- Pay Period Interval Clause Samples
The Pay Period Interval clause defines the specific frequency at which employees are paid, such as weekly, biweekly, or monthly. It outlines the start and end dates of each pay period and may specify when employees can expect to receive their wages for work performed during that interval. By clearly establishing the timing of wage payments, this clause ensures both employer and employee have a mutual understanding of payroll expectations, reducing confusion and potential disputes over payment schedules.
- Pay Period Interval. The interval between pay days shall be no longer than two (2) weeks and, in the event that the Company changes from a one (1) week pay period to a two (2) week pay period, three (3) clear months' notice shall be given by the Company. Advances shall be made to employees upon request to assist during the adjustment period and such adjustment period shall not exceed three (3) months. All exchange costs on cheques to be paid for by the Company. At the time that an employee receives his pay cheque, the Company shall not retain possession of more than one (1) week's accrued wages except by agreement of the employees expressed, if necessary, by a majority vote of the employees affected. It is the intention of the employer to administer the advance section of this clause as follows: The employee can receive one week’s advance pay which will be adjusted (i.e. reconciled) within three months of the pay period change.
- Pay Period Interval. The interval between pay days shall be no longer than two (2) weeks, and in the event the Company changes from a one (1) week pay period to a two (2) week pay period, three (3) clear months notice shall be given by the Company. Advances shall be made to employees on request to assist during the adjustment period, and such adjustment period shall not exceed three (3) months. All exchange costs on cheques to be paid for by the Company.
- Pay Period Interval. The interval between pay days shall be no longer than one (l) week. At the time that an employee receives his pay cheque, the Company shall not retain possession of more than fourteen (14) days accrued wages. Saturday overtime shall be included in the previous pay week ending Friday.
- Pay Period Interval. The interval between pay days shall be no longer than two (2) weeks.
- Pay Period Interval. The interval between pay days shall be no longer than one (1) week and the Company will use the Direct Deposit Payroll System.