One Time Lump Sum Payment Presented by Yolanda Edmond Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Leadership Team Meeting 09-29-15.

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One Time Lump Sum Payment Presented by Yolanda Edmond Assistant Superintendent for Human Resources Leadership Team Meeting

All employees active on December 1, 2015… will receive a one time lump sum payment!

How much will I receive? Employees paid on the teacher salary schedule will receive a gross (before taxes) payment of approximately $ Employees paid on the non- teacher pay ranges will receive 1% of the mid-point of the non-teacher pay ranges. When will the deposit occur? Employees paid semi-monthly will receive their payment on December 15, Employees paid bi-weekly will receive their payment on December 11, 2015.