Rollover Pay Option Sample Clauses

The Rollover/Pay Option clause allows parties to extend or continue a financial contract or obligation beyond its original maturity date, typically by mutual agreement. In practice, this means that instead of settling the contract at maturity, the parties can choose to "roll over" the position, often by entering into a new contract with similar terms or by adjusting payment dates and amounts. This clause provides flexibility in managing ongoing financial relationships and helps parties avoid the administrative burden of closing and reopening positions, thereby ensuring continuity and convenience in contract management.
Rollover Pay Option a. Rollover: Prior to the last full payroll period of each fiscal year end, the employee will be given a one‐time option to rollover, all or a portion of his/her CTO hours, in his/her CTO bank. The maximum amount of CTO hours that can be rolled over into the next fiscal year will be sixty (60). The employee shall be paid for any remaining CTO hours that are not rolled over.
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