Salaries Payable Sample Clauses

Salaries Payable. The minimum annual rate of salary payable to Full-time Teachers in schools will be in accordance with the Teacher’s accreditation and experience as set out in Clause 7- Classifications and in Table 1A in Pay Schedule 1 of Part G - Monetary Rates. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual salary by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.
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Salaries Payable. (ii) allowances or salaries paid in respect of promotion positions pursuant to Clause 9Promotions Positions;
Salaries Payable. ‌ 33.1.1 Subject to clause 33.2 and clause 33.5, pilots endorsed on Dash 8 200 and 300 series aircraft shall be paid the following annual salaries from the first full pay period to commence on or after the date specified. Except where clause 33.5 applies, pilots employed under this Agreement as at the Date of Commencement will also be entitled to backpay in accordance with the rates as set out in the tables below.
Salaries Payable. (a) The minimum annual rate of salary payable to a Full-Time Teacher shall be as set out for the applicable classification in Table 1Annual Salary.
Salaries Payable. Employees in the bargaining unit shall be entitled to the annual salaries as provided for in Paragraph A above. Said salaries are payable as compensation for the work year set forth in this Agreement. Payment shall be made in accordance with standards set forth in Pay Periods, Article XI, Section E of this agreement. Salaries due and payable to employees hired after the first workday of the work year shall be pro-rated, i.e., scheduled annual salary divided by the number of workdays times the remaining number of days in the work year. Employees hired before November 30th shall be given credit for a full years employment in terms of the longevity payments set forth in Paragraphs A and C above. Payment shall begin on the first pay date after the first day worked by said employees, provided they begin work at least five (5) days before the next pay date. Employees who begin work after the first workday of the year but whose first day of work is less than five (5) days before the next pay date, shall be paid on the pay date immediately following the next pay date. Salaries due and payable to employees whose service terminates prior to the last workday of the work year shall be pro-rated, i.e., salary due equals scheduled annual salary, divided by the number of days in the work year, times the number of days worked. Final payment shall be made on the next scheduled pay date following date of termination. Salaries due and payable to employees who utilize any unpaid leave of absence prior to the last workday of the work year shall be pro-rated, i.e., salary due equals scheduled annual salary, divided by the number of days in the work year, times the number of days worked. Pay adjustments related to unpaid days shall be calculated at the end of the work year and prorated for the remaining pay period over the summer.
Salaries Payable. Fortnightly rates will be calculated by multiplying the annual rate by 14 and dividing by 365 with the answer rounded to two decimal points.
Salaries Payable. 23.1.1 Pilots covered by this Agreement endorsed on Dash 8 100 200 and 300 series aircraft shall be paid the following annual salaries from the first full pay period to commence on or after:- CAPTAINS FIRST OFFICERS 1/07/2007 1/07/2008 1/07/2009 1/07/2007 1/07/2008 1/07/2009 Year 3% 3% 3% Year 3% 3% 3% Training $43,498 $44,802 $46,147 1 81,378 $83,819 $86,334 1 $51,174 $52,709 $54,290 2 82,435 $84,908 $87,455 2 $52,251 $53,818 $55,433 3 83,602 $86,110 $88,693 3 $52,980 $54,569 $56,206 4 84,768 $87,311 $89,930 4 $53,709 $55,321 $56,980 5 85,935 $88,513 $91,168 5 $54,437 $56,071 $57,753 6 $87,101 $89,714 $92,405 6 $55,168 $56,823 $58,528 7 $88,268 $90,916 $93,644 7 $55,897 $57,574 $59,301 8 $89,434 $92,117 $94,881 8 $56,628 $58,327 $60,076 9 $90,605 $93,323 $96,122 10 $92,241 $95,008 $97,859
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