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PAG LIN 1 1 Section 1. Section 91A.4, Code 1995, is amended to read as 1 2 follows: 1 3 91A.4 EMPLOYMENT SUSPENSION OR TERMINATION &endash; HOW WAGES 1 4 ARE PAID. 1 5 When the employment of an employee is suspended or 1 6 terminated, the employer shall pay all wages earned, less any 1 7 lawful deductions specified in section 91A.5 by the employee 1 8 up to the time of the suspension or termination not later than 1 9 the next regular payday for the pay period in which the wages 1 10 were earned as provided in section 91A.3. However, if any of 1 11 these wages are the difference between a credit paid against 1 12 wages determined on a commission basis andsuchthe wages 1 13 actually earned on a commission basis, the employer shall pay 1 14suchthe difference not more than thirty days after the date 1 15 of suspension or termination. If vacations are due an 1 16 employee under an agreement with the employer or a policy of 1 17 the employer establishing pro rata vacation accrued, the 1 18 increment shall be in proportion to the fraction of the year 1 19 which the employee was actually employed. 1 20 EXPLANATION 1 21 The bill provides that wages earned by an employee whose 1 22 employment is suspended or terminated shall be paid at the 1 23 next regular payday in the pay period for which the wages were 1 24 earned. 1 25 BACKGROUND STATEMENT 1 26 SUBMITTED BY THE AGENCY 1 27 Several interpretations are being made about when an 1 28 individual is to be paid after a suspension or termination. 1 29 This language clarifies that people must be paid on the payday 1 30 identified for the pay period in which wages were earned. For 1 31 example, if pay periods are from the 1-14 and the 15-31 with 1 32 regular paydays on the seventh and 21st, and the person is 1 33 terminated on the 20th, that person would be paid for the 1-14 1 34 pay period on the 21st and for the 15-20 pay period on the 1 35 next regular payday, which would be the seventh. Without this 2 1 language and under this scenario, an argument could be made 2 2 that the person's next regular payday is the 21st. 2 3 LSB 1175DP 76 2 4 kh/cf/24
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