Pay Stub Sample Clauses

Pay Stub. On the pay stub, the Company indicates the name, given name or initial, the date and the pay period, the hours worked, the overtime, the deductions, the gross earnings and the net earnings, and the increments if any. Accrued monetary entitlement for vacation shall be shown on the employeespay stubs.
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Pay Stub. On the pay-stub, the Company indicates the name, given name or initial, the date and the pay period, the hours worked, the overtime, the deductions, the gross earnings and the net earnings, and the increments if any. Accrued monetary entitlement for vacation shall be shown on the employees' pay-stubs.
Pay Stub. Each employee shall receive, with each payment for wages earned, a pay stub which includes at least the following information: hours worked, hourly rate of pay, gross pay, net pay, and any deductions taken from the employee’s gross wages. The Supervisory Union will provide each bargaining unit staff member with notice of his/her accrued leave balances in October and February of each school year.
Pay Stub. ‌ Each paycheck shall have a stub or duplicate itemizing all legal and authorized deductions, hours worked, and rate of pay for straight time and overtime hours worked.
Pay Stub. The City will utilize electronic or paper payroll check stubs with current data showing accrued balances of sick leave, bonus leave, accrued holidays, compensatory time, vacation time, and military leave.
Pay Stub. Note: It must contain your first and last name, income amount, pay period or frequency of pay with the date of payment. If a pay stub includes overtime, please indicate average overtime amount per paycheck.
Pay Stub. Section 1. The Auditor will indicate on the first pay stub of each month the total sick time and vacation time said Fire Engineer has accumulated. · {12/30/2020) Agreement between the City of Xxxxxxxxx And the International Association of Firefighters Local #1910
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