Common use of Salary Reduction Agreement Clause in Contracts

Salary Reduction Agreement. The Salary Reduction Agreement shall be a legally binding agreement between the Employer and the Employee whereby the Employee agrees to take a reduction in salary or to forego an increase in salary with respect to amounts earned after the agreement's effective date, and whereby the Employer agrees to contribute the amount of salary reduced or foregone by the Employee to the Account. The Salary Reduction Agreement may be terminated at any time by the Employee with respect to amounts not yet earned by the Employee.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Investment Accounting Agreement (Bull & Bear Funds I Inc), Investment Accounting Agreement (Bull & Bear Funds Ii Inc), Investment Accounting Agreement (Midas Fund Inc)

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Salary Reduction Agreement. The Salary Reduction Agreement shall be a legally binding agreement between means the authorization to the Employer and the Employee whereby the Employee agrees to take a reduction in salary or to forego an increase in salary with respect to amounts earned after the agreement's effective date, and whereby the Employer agrees to contribute the amount of salary reduced or foregone by the Employee to the Account. The Salary Reduction Agreement may be terminated at any time reduce such Employee’s pay by the Employee with respect to amounts not yet earned by the Employeean amount on a before-tax basis for selected Plan benefits.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.myparexelbenefits.com

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Salary Reduction Agreement. The Salary Reduction Agreement shall be a legally binding agreement between the Employer and the Employee whereby the Employee irrevocably agrees to take a reduction in salary or to forego an increase in salary with respect to amounts earned after the agreement's effective date, and whereby the Employer agrees to contribute the amount of salary reduced or foregone by the Employee to the Account. The Salary Reduction Agreement may be terminated at any time by the Employee with respect to amounts not yet earned by the Employee.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Payden & Rygel Investment Group

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