Timesheet Clause Samples
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Timesheet. 1. For each agreement with a term of more than 4 (four) weeks, the agreed rate and the costs owing will be charged for that period. A four-week cycle will be maintained for invoicing, without prejudice to the contractor's right to invoice as soon as the services have been completed.
2. The contractor's invoices shall be drawn up based on the timesheets which are (digitally) signed and approved by the client, also referred to as (hourly and expense) declarations. These declarations are regarded as binding as soon as they have been approved by the client. The contractor is obliged to ensure that the information contained on the timesheet regarding the specialist, sub-contractor or employee is correct and truthfully stated.
3. The client cannot invoke lack of signing authorization for (digital) timesheets compiled in the normal course of work, unless the client has excluded certain people from signing authorization in writing.
4. If the client refuses to sign and approve the (digital) timesheet issued by the contractor and/or has not provided the contractor with its own – as it believes – correctly completed timesheet within 14 (fourteen) days of the services having been performed, the contractor is entitled to make a binding determination of the number of hours worked by the specialist, sub-contractor or employee, in accordance with the assignment of the specialist, sub-contractor or employee, or in the absence of such an assignment, a reasonable determination, taking into account the agreed scope of the work or the number of hours worked which can be reasonably estimated.
Timesheet. Where, according to Appendix D.1, the Supplier is entitled to payment on the basis of time spent, the Supplier shall bill time on an hourly basis specifying each and all persons for whom payment is charged. The timesheet shall include information about the nature and
1. Upon request, the timesheet shall be provided to the Buyer without undue delay.
Timesheet. The document containing the participant-hired worker’s name and ID number (if applicable), participant name and ID number (if applicable), hours worked each day, total hours worked within the pay period, code for the service that was provided, and the FEA-developed attestation language.
Timesheet. Where, according to Appendix A and C, the Supplier is entitled to payment on the basis of time spent, the Supplier shall ▇▇▇▇ time on an hourly basis specifying the posi- tion/qualification level of each and all persons for whom payment is charged. The time- sheet shall include information about the nature and extent of the task performed, the commencement and completion time of the task performed, the position/qualification level of the person(s) having performed the Services, as well as information about the hourly rate applicable, cf. Appendix C.
Timesheet. Payment has to be made on the basis of counter-signed timesheet. Any discrepancy in timesheet should be communicated within 15days. After 15days ESC has all the rights to raise invoices in full as per the countersigned timesheet.
Timesheet. The timesheet is the written record of any agreed variation to the agreed hours of work.
Timesheet. 13.13.1. Any approved absence for FMLA leave must be so indicated on the employee’s timesheet in the appropriate paid or unpaid column.
Timesheet. If an employee has not used comp time within three months from the date that it was 32 earned, the employee will be compensated in accordance with (1) above. 33
Timesheet. ✓ All students are responsible for completing their own timesheet. Your name, UIN and department where you work are indicated at the top of your timesheet. ✓ You must record on your timesheet the time and hours that you worked. You will not be paid for lunch hours. ✓ You are responsible for an accurate timesheet. ✓ You can only earn work-study hours outside of classroom time. ✓ You and your supervisor must sign your timesheet electronically (off campus supervisors may be required to sign a paper copy). ✓ Timesheets must be submitted electronically, by your supervisor, to the Payroll Department by 9 a.m. on the scheduled due date. ✓ Your pay will be delayed if your timesheet is not submitted on time. You may contact your supervisor or the OneStop Office for current deadlines.
Timesheet. You may need to edit a timesheet for a few reasons, such as if you create the timesheet and immediately realize you entered a shift time incorrectly, or if you are prompted to approve a timesheet and notice an error. You can also continually update the timesheet throughout the pay period, if you would like to keep track of time worked as it happens. Each time an edited is done or a timesheet is approved, an e-mail will be sent to the other party alerting them that a timesheet is awaiting their approval.