EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK Sample Clauses

EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK. Employee’s employment with HouseValues Inc. ended on 12/31/2003. Employee has no further employment duties to HouseValues Inc. Employee was paid his final paycheck on 1/21/2004. Employee also received a lump sum for any accrued vacation hours through Termination Date, less applicable withholdings on 1/6/2004. Employee acknowledges that HouseValues Inc. does not owe him any other compensation in the way of bonus compensation or otherwise, with the exception of any vested distribution for the 401K plan (if applicable).
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EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK. Employee’s employment with HouseValues Inc. ended on July 24, 2006. Employee is not expected to have further employment duties to HouseValues Inc. Employee will be paid his final paycheck through July 24, 2006 on August 6, 2006. Employee will also receive a lump sum for any accrued vacation hours through Termination Date, less applicable withholdings on August 6, 2006. Employee acknowledges that HouseValues Inc. does not owe him any other compensation in the way of bonus compensation or otherwise, with the exception of any vested distribution for the 401K plan (if applicable).
EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK. Employee’s employment with HouseValues Inc. ended on August 11, 2006. Employee is not expected to have further employment duties beyond minor transition work to HouseValues Inc. after date of notification of position elimination (July 7, 2006) Employee will be paid his final paycheck through August 11, 2006 on August 21, 2006. Employee will also receive a lump sum for any accrued vacation hours through Termination Date, less applicable withholdings on August 21, 2006. Employee acknowledges that HouseValues Inc. does not owe him any other compensation in the way of bonus compensation or otherwise, with the exception of any vested distribution for the 401K plan (if applicable).
EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK. Employee’s employment with Market Leader, Inc. ended on June 30, 2009. Employee is not expected to have further employment duties to Market Leader, Inc. Employee will be paid his final paycheck through such Termination Date and will also receive a lump sum for any accrued vacation hours through Termination Date, less applicable withholdings on the next regularly scheduled Market Leader, Inc. payment date. Employee acknowledges that Market Leader, Inc. does not owe him any other compensation in the way of bonus compensation or otherwise, with the exception of any vested distribution for the 401K plan (if applicable), unless otherwise explicitly set forth in this Agreement.
EMPLOYMENT ENDING DATE AND RESPONSIBILITIES, FINAL PAYCHECK. Employee’s employment with HouseValues Inc. will end on the Termination Date. Employee is not expected to have further employment duties to HouseValues Inc. Employee will be paid his final paycheck through such Termination Date and will also receive a lump sum for any accrued vacation hours through Termination Date, less applicable withholdings on the next regularly scheduled HouseValues payment date. Employee acknowledges that HouseValues Inc. does not owe him any other compensation, with the exception of any vested distribution for the 401K plan (if applicable) and other payments explicitly set forth in this Agreement.

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