STRS Pick Clause Samples

The "STRS Pick" clause designates which party is responsible for selecting the specific Security Token Reference Structure (STRS) to be used in a transaction or agreement. In practice, this clause clarifies whether the buyer, seller, or another party has the authority to choose the format or type of security token reference, which can affect how digital assets are identified and transferred. By clearly assigning this responsibility, the clause helps prevent disputes over token selection and ensures that both parties understand the technical framework governing the transaction.
STRS Pick. Up The Board herewith agrees to pick-up (assume and pay) premiums to the STRS on behalf of the members in the bargaining unit under the following terms and conditions: a. An amount shall be picked up and paid on behalf of each member equal to five percent (5%) of the member’s compensation without reduction or deduction from the member’s gross salary. Compensation, as used in this article, will be defined to include regular salary earnings, extended and supplemental salary earnings, and the amount of the STRS pick-up as described in this Part a; b. The remainder of member’s STRS premium (currently 5.00%) shall be picked up and paid by the Board by reducing the annual compensation of the member by an amount equal to that picked up and paid as a result of this Part b; c. The Board shall compute and remit all applicable premiums to STRS based on the combination and total of “a” and “b” above; d. The total pick-up percentage shall apply uniformly to all members and no member covered by this provision shall have the option to elect a wage increase or other benefit in lieu of the employer pick-up; e. The pick-up shall apply to all compensation including gross salary, supplemental earnings, and the appropriate premium pick-up (Part a above) earned thereafter; f. For IRS purposes only, annual compensation listed on the W-2 form shall be the member’s annual compensation reduced by 5.00% (currently) or as may be otherwise required by this provision.
STRS Pick. Up with Reduction - The Board herewith agrees with the Association to pickup (assume and pay) contributions to the State Teachers' Retirement System (STRS) on behalf of the individuals in the bargaining unit on the following terms and conditions: 1. The amount to be picked up and paid on behalf of the individual shall be the employee's contribution. The individual's annual compensation shall be reduced by an amount equal to the amount picked-up and paid by the Board. 2. The pick-up percentage shall apply uniformly to all individuals in the bargaining unit. 3. No individual covered by this provision shall have the option to elect a wage increase or other benefit in lieu of the employer pick-up. 4. The pick-up shall apply to all compensation including supplemental earnings. 5. For federal and state tax purposes, the W-2 form shall show the total amount of compensation reduced by the employee's contribution. For STRS purposes the total amount of compensation shall not be reduced. 6. STRS pick-up shall in no way affect unemployment compensation, sick leave, worker's compensation, severance pay, daily rate of pay or any other calculation based on the salary schedules contained in Article XXV.
STRS Pick. Up 2 3 The Board agrees to pick-up the employee's contribution to the STRS using the salary 4 reduction method of pick-up. 5

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  • Contact Points Each Party shall designate a contact point to facilitate communications between the Parties on any matter covered by this Agreement.

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