Bi-Weekly Daily Rate Sample Clauses

The Bi-Weekly Daily Rate clause defines how compensation is calculated and paid based on a daily rate, with payments issued every two weeks. Under this clause, the total number of days worked within a two-week period is multiplied by the agreed daily rate, and the resulting amount is paid out at the end of each bi-weekly cycle. This approach ensures that payment accurately reflects the actual days worked, providing flexibility for variable schedules and simplifying payroll management for both parties.
Bi-Weekly Daily Rate. Bi-weekly payment to employees in a class for which a daily rate rather than a monthly rate has been herein established shall be made on the basis of the actual days worked during the bi- weekly pay period multiplied by the daily rate.
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