Common use of Underpayments Clause in Contracts

Underpayments. Where an Employee has been underpaid and the underpayment is in excess of two hundred dollars ($200) then the Employer will make the payment as soon as is practical. Where the underpayment is less than two hundred dollars ($200) the Employer will transfer the underpayment amount into the employee’s bank account with their next scheduled pay.

Underpayments. Where an Employee has been underpaid and the underpayment is in excess of two one hundred dollars ($200100) then the Employer will make the payment as soon as is practicalwithin three (3) days. Where the underpayment is less than two one hundred dollars ($200100) the Employer will transfer the underpayment amount into the employee’s bank account with their next scheduled pay.

Underpayments. Where an Employee has been underpaid and the underpayment is in excess of two hundred dollars ($200) then the Employer will make the payment as soon as is practicalwithin three (3) days. Where the underpayment is less than two hundred dollars ($200) the Employer will transfer the underpayment amount into the employee’s bank account with their next scheduled pay.

Underpayments. Where an Employee has been underpaid and the underpayment is in excess of two hundred dollars ($200) then the Employer will make the payment within three (3) days or otherwise as soon as is practicalagreed. Where the underpayment is less than two hundred dollars ($200) the Employer will transfer the underpayment amount into the employee’s bank account with their next scheduled pay.