Penalty in the form of formal warning given by managers, issuance of a show-cause notice, loss of pay, suspension from work for a certain period of time, and in extreme cases even dismissal from service were listed by drivers as negative consequences of failure to perform certain tasks in the security procedure.
If my/our credit card loan becomes delinquent, this security interest may be used without further notice to pay all or part of such delinquency.
Pierce went back to his office and wrote, "This e-mail constitutes notice of failure to pay base compensation," pursuant to his agreement.
A notice of failure to pay child support bars someone from getting a barber's license, for example.
Federal law from the late 1980s requires employers to give workers 60 days' notice (or 60 days of pay) in cases of plant closings or large layoffs.
Behind every joke, comedians spend hours relentlessly taking notice of our world, paying attention to the nuances of human interaction to zero-in on one ridiculous detail, serving it up as the punchline.
These regulations require employers to give workers advance notice of dismissals and paid time off to look for alternative work.
While many are expected to be told their employment at The New York Times ends this week, the company will offer severance packages and two weeks of notice pay to most.
This month, the New York Senate passed legislation to protect nannies, housekeepers and other domestic workers, requiring that they be paid overtime after eight hours; get at least one day a week off, seven paid sick days a year and five paid vacation days; and be given 14 days notice of termination, or equivalent pay.
