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Deduction amounts are based on the information that you provide on your Form W-4.  If
               you want an explanation of your deductions or if you wish to change them in any way
               please see the General Manager.

               Pursuant to state law, the Company complies with court orders in connection to
               garnishments from employee paychecks as directed by the proper authorities.  You will
               be notified of any court-ordered payroll deductions.
               Any employee who believes that an improper deduction or  any violation of a legal
               standard has occurred should contact the Human Resources Department as soon as
               possible.  The Human Resources Department will promptly investigate the matter and
               correct any mistake should any be  discovered.    The Company  will not retaliate,  nor
               allow retaliation, against any employee who brings a complaint under this section.

               Direct Deposit

               The most efficient way to receive your paycheck is through direct deposit.  If you wish to
               have your paycheck  deposited directly into your bank account please provide the
               Human Resources Department with a voided check  from the account into which you
               wish your check deposited.  Even if your check is deposited directly, you will receive a
               pay stub describing the amount deposited and deductions taken from your pay.  It
               generally takes two to three pay periods for direct deposit to take effect.

               Releasing Paychecks to Others

               If you wish to have someone else pick  up  your paycheck, you  must provide written
               authorization giving that  person  permission to receive your  paycheck  for you.   You
               should provide this authorization in advance to your manager.  The individual picking up
               the check will also be required to show identification (i.e. driver’s license) proving they
               are the designated person.
               Lost Paychecks


               Report lost paychecks to a member of the Leadership Team. We will stop payment on
               the lost check (that has not been cashed) and reissue you another check on the next
               payroll cycle.

               PERSONNEL RECORDS


               It is important that your personnel records are accurate and up to date so that you can
               continue  to receive  uninterrupted  benefits.   The information is also necessary to
               determine the amount of wage deductions for federal and state income tax.  You should
               notify the Company of any change in your name, address, telephone number, marital
               status,  number of  dependents  or emergency contact telephone  number.  It is your




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