The number of days per week or per month the employee actually worked does not matter when calculating the penalty. If, for example, an employee who worked two days per week and earned $75 per day is paid final wages two weeks late, the accrued waiting time penalty is 14 (days) x $75 = $1050.If the unpaid employeeâs daily wages varied, an average daily wage should be used for calculating the penalties.or example, if an employee is owed hours, overtime, or if the employee had wages unlawfully deducted during an earlier pay period, the employer must make up for the mistake when the employee is fired or risk paying the employee a penalty. See section 4, below, for more information about this penalty.
In a lease agreement that is pending, there is a statement. In a lease agreement that is pending, there is a statement that states: Tenant will, at its sole expense, keep and maintain the Premises and appurtenances in good and sanitary condition and repair during the term of this agreement and any renewal thereof.
What is PENDING? Begun, but not yet completed ; unsettled; undetermined ; in process of settlement or adjustment. Thus, an action or suit is said to be pending from its inception until the rendition of final judgment. Wentworth v. Farmington, 48 N. H. 210; Mauney v. Pemberton, 75 N. C. 221; Ex parte Munford, 57 Mo.