Voluntary Deductions definition

Voluntary Deductions means any deductions made by Coles to the Price in accordance with clause 12, as instructed by the Farmer.

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Voluntary Deductions means that portion of Payroll Liabilities that a Customer payee has voluntarily agreed to have withheld from their compensation and paid to another party (such as a creditor or other third party, including but not limited to 401(k) plans, insurance plans and dues). Customer will complete and close payroll before 12:00pm (Customer’s local time), no less than two (2) business days prior to the applicable check date(s). Customer acknowledges that the data and all information from the completed payroll from UltiPro Software will be the basis for the U.S. Payment Services as provided for herein. Customer acknowledges and agrees that Ultimate Software shall access and review Customer’s masterfile(s) datastore in order to export data to provide the U.S. Payment Services herein. Ultimate Software will not be liable for any invalidity or inaccuracy caused by Customer or its Customer’s data unless Customer so notifies Ultimate Software within one (1) business day of Customer’s completion of payroll for the applicable check date or within ten (10) days of quarterly records being made available to Customer by Ultimate Software.

Voluntary Deductions means any deductions of salary under the written authority of the employee.

Examples of Voluntary Deductions in a sentence

• Pursuant to Article 12, Dues and Other Voluntary Deductions and Status Reports, the Union may provide a Union dues authorization card for distribution with the one (1) page brochure.

• All remittances to LAPs will indicate the total for that remittance and the calendar year-to-date totals of the following items: gross pay, any authorized travel reimbursements, per Section 6.8, and any deductions per Article 12, Dues and Other Voluntary Deductions and Status Reports.

• The amount deducted and a roster of all employees using payroll deduction for voluntary deductions will be promptly transmitted to the Union by separate check payable to the Union and identified as Voluntary Deductions, at the same time as the monthly remittance of dues.

• All remittances to interpreters will indicate the total for that remittance and the calendar year-to-date totals of the following items: gross pay, transportation reimbursements, and any deductions per Article 12, Dues and Other Voluntary Deductions and Status Reports.

• In addition to one deduction for Dues and one deduction for COPE, a third deduction will be made by the Employer for Voluntary Deductions, on the same schedule.

• Customer will not set up Voluntary Deductions for payment through Ultimate Software’s Garnishment Disbursement Services.

• The amount deducted and a roster of all employees using payroll deduction for Voluntary Deductions, such as COPE will be promptly transmitted to the Union by separate check payable to the Union and identified as Voluntary Deductions, at the same time as the remittance of dues.

• In addition to these, Coles may also deduct the following from the Price: • the Dairy Produce Levies and State Based Dairy Levies (and any other similar levies as requested by the Farmer and notified to Coles); • the Voluntary Deductions (if any); • any amounts payable to the Sharefarmer in accordance with Schedule 1; and • any other amounts agreed in accordance with this Agreement (for example, clause 9.5(b)ii).

• Voluntary Deductions Deductions will be made for Association dues, fringe benefit contributions, United Way, NYSUT Benefit Trust, and the Credit Union.

• Voluntary Deductions - means that portion of Payroll Liabilities that an employee has voluntarily agreed to have withheld from their compensation and paid to another party (such as a creditor or other third party, including but not limited to 401(k) plans, insurance plans and dues).

More Definitions of Voluntary Deductions

Voluntary Deductions means that portion of Payroll Liabilities that a Customer Payee has voluntarily agreed to have withheld from their compensation and paid to another party (such as a creditor or other third party, including but not limited to 401(k) plans, insurance plans and dues).