Common use of Salary Computation Clause in Contracts

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay periodperiods, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be is based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall Payments will not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee employees shall be based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be employees are based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall Payments do not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be is based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's range and step.

Salary Computation. The regular salary for each employee shall be based on the actual number of days or hours worked in the pay period, including authorized absences with pay, multiplied by the employee's ’s daily or hourly rate. Such payments shall not exceed the biweekly rate as determined by the employee's ’s range and step.