All Regular Employees – the paycheck that you receive on May 21, 2014, (this covers April 30th through May 13th ) will be the first check that shows your normal payroll deductions (health deductions, dental, life, prescriptions, etc.) as well as any merit pay you were eligible to receive as of April 1, 2014. Although the new pay rates went into effect April 1st, you were not able to see the exact amount your paycheck increased because the April 9, 2014 and April 23, 2014 paychecks were adjusted to reflect no health insurance premium deductions. The paycheck dated May 7, 2014, was adjusted to reflect no deductions for health insurance, prescription drugs, dental, term life, AD&D, flexible spending accounts and long term care deductions.
Benefits Bulletin – Regular Employee’s Payroll Deductions
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