Insufficient Earnings. In the event an employee does not have sufficient earnings on the first regular payday in the month to cover the amount of said deductions for that month, the Company shall make such deduction from the earnings due the employee on the first regular payday of the next succeeding month. Except as provided above, deductions for applicable service fees or dues shall be for the current month only.
Insufficient Earnings. The Employer shall not be obligated to make dues deductions from any employee who, during the pay period involved, shall have failed to receive sufficient wages to make all legally required deductions in addition to the deduction of Union dues. In the event such deductions are not made, the Employer shall make the appropriate deductions from the following pay period or periods as certified by the Union and the Employer. The Employer is not required to make any partial dues deductions.
Insufficient Earnings. 3.2.1 When earning and benefit payments are insufficient to cover the authorized deductions after other essential deductions have been made, Union dues or service fees shall be deducted in the next payroll period in which sufficient pay and benefit payments are available.
Insufficient Earnings. Authorized deductions will be made each bi-weekly pay period from the pay of a bargaining unit employee who has requested such allotment. It is understood that no deduction will be made in any period for which the employee's net earnings after other deductions are insufficient to cover the full amount of the allotment for dues.
Insufficient Earnings. In the event that an employee shall not have sufficient earnings due him/her during the pay period when dues or fees are normally withheld to equal or exceed the amount of the certified deduction, no dues or fees shall be withheld and the City shall have no obligation to subsequently withhold dues or fees that may have been due for that pay period.
Insufficient Earnings. If the aggregate amount of Earnings received in the Operating Account is insufficient in any month for the required transfers to be made in full from the Operating Account to the Retention Account in accordance with Clause 17.4, the Borrower and the New Owners (jointly and severally) shall make up the amount of the insufficiency on demand from the Lender but, without prejudice to its right to make such demand, the Lender may elect to make up the whole or any part of such insufficiency by increasing the amount of any transfer to be made in accordance with Clause 17.4 from the aggregate amount of Earnings received in the next or subsequent months.
Insufficient Earnings. In case of earnings insufficient to cover deduction of dues, the dues shall be deducted from the next pay in which there are sufficient earnings.
Insufficient Earnings. Subject to Articles and above. in the event there are insufficient net earnings, the deductions (including the Skilled Trades Dues Deduction) will made from the subsequent pay or Regular Benefit received by the employee that is sufficient to cover the deductions. Any liability will carried forward until the employee has sufficient net earnings to cover the or seniority, whichever occurs first. Company will have no responsibility for the collection of dues if the employee has insufficient net earnings during the of calendar year. the event net earnings are sufficient to cover membership dues for only one dues deduction month and an employee has a dues liability for more than one month, the deduction will be for the dues deduction month. In such situations membership dues for the past dues will be deducted from the next earnings received in that month or in a succeeding month in which the has sufficient earnings to cover such membership dues.
Insufficient Earnings. Should an employee not have sufficient earnings after mandatory deductions in respect of any month to permit such deductions, the Employer shall not be obligated to make such deductions from subsequent salary.
