Common use of Timely Payment of Wages Clause in Contracts

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) % of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) 1 above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) of the employee's ’s actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's ’s net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the State Controller's ’s warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee’s discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and SCO policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee’s discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and State Controller’s Office policies. B. When a permanent full-time or probationary employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, advance consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than Item (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's ’s actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's ’s net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's ’s warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in Items (1), (2) ), and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. C. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. D. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved. E. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month in which the overtime is submitted if the overtime check is not available at that time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and State Controller's Office policies. B. When a permanent full-time or probationary employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than Item (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in Items (1), (2) ), and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. C. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. D. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved. E. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month in which the overtime is submitted if the overtime check is not available at that time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) % of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.. BU 16 01-03 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union Union deductions, union Union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and Controller's Office policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) % of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State (e.g., to recover late fees due creditors) (e.g., credit unions, etc.) as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and Controller's Office policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code Section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and State Controller's Office policies. B. When a permanent full-time or probationary employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than Item (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in Items (1), (2) ), and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. C. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. D. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved. E. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month in which the overtime is submitted if the overtime check is not available at that time. 12 BU 10 (01-03)

Timely Payment of Wages. ‌ A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) % of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union Union deductions, union Union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and SCO policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.,) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and Controller’s Office policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee’s discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and State Controller’s Office policies. B. When a permanent full-time or probationary employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, advance consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions:conditions:‌ 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than Item (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's ’s actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's ’s net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's ’s warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in Items (1), (2) ), and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines time lines to be met. In these areas, areas the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. C. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. D. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved. E. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month in which the overtime is submitted if the overtime check is not available at that time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.,) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and Controller's Office policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code Section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union Union deductions, union Union dues, etc.,) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and Controller's Office policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. ‌ A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy. 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days after payday. No more than two (2) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances. 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under any other rules or policies where direct deposit is involved.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union deductions, union dues, etc.,) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and SCO policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime is not available at the time.

Timely Payment of Wages. A. When a permanent full-time employee receives no pay warrant on payday, the State agrees to issue a salary advance, consistent with departmental policy and under the following conditions: 1. When there are errors or delays in processing the payroll documents and the delay is through no fault of the employee, a salary advance will normally be issued within two (2) work days workdays after payday for an amount close to the actual net pay (gross salary less deductions) in accordance with departmental policy.; 2. When a regular paycheck is late for reasons other than (1) . above (e.g., AWOL, late dock), a salary advance of no less than fifty 50 percent (50%) of the employee's actual net pay will normally be issued within five (5) work days workdays after payday. No more than two four (24) salary advances per calendar year may be issued under these circumstances.; 3. The difference between the employee's net pay and the salary advance shall not be paid until after receipt of the State Controller's warrant for the pay period. 4. The circumstances listed in (1), (2) and (3) are not applicable in remote areas where difficulties in the payroll process would not allow these timelines to be met. In these areas, the State agrees to attempt to expeditiously correct payroll errors and issue salary advances. B. It will be the responsibility of the employee to make sure voluntary deductions (e.g., credit union Union deductions, union Union dues, etc.) are paid. Nothing in this subsection shall be construed as a waiver of any individual right an employee may have apart from this agreement, to bring a personal action against the State as the result of payroll errors or delays. Said actions shall not be the subject of the grievance and arbitration procedure contained in this agreement. C. This provision does not apply to those employees who have direct deposit. This . D. Nothing in this provision does not preclude advances if they are provided for under shall prevent departments from continuing policies in excess of this provision. E. The State agrees to provide timely payment of wages after an employee's discharge, layoff, or resignation consistent with applicable department and SCO policies. F. Overpayments or any other rules or policies where direct deposit payroll errors shall be administered in accordance with Government Code section 19838 except as otherwise provided in this section. By mutual agreement, the overpayment may be satisfied by the use of leave credits, excluding sick leave. G. For overtime checks, an advance for an amount close to the actual net pay shall be issued by the end of the pay period following the actual month for which the overtime is involvedsubmitted if the overtime check is not available at the time.