Pagos de los Condados por Licencias de Enfermedad y Vacaciones

Explicación Simple

Cuando un condado tiene empleados que han acumulado días de enfermedad y vacaciones, debe pagarle al estado por esos días. Si no paga a tiempo, se le cobrarán intereses adicionales.

Es como cuando prestas dinero a un amigo y él promete devolvértelo en 90 días; si no lo hace, le agregas un poco más por cada día que se retrasa.

Ejemplo Práctico

Imagina que el Condado de Springfield tiene varios empleados que han acumulado días de enfermedad y vacaciones. Después de recibir un aviso del estado, deben pagar una cantidad específica por esos días acumulados en un plazo de 90 días. Si no lo hacen, el estado les cobrará intereses sobre el dinero que deben.

Penalidades

Se aplican intereses sobre los pagos atrasados, además de la retención de fondos que se deben al condado.

Texto Original del Estatuto (Inglés)

(b) Notice of payment due and payment method.--Following receipt of the actuarial evaluation required by subsection (a), the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts shall notify in writing each employing county of the actuarial value attributable to that county for accrued sick leave and annual leave transferred and credited under section 2394. Each employing county shall be obligated to the Commonwealth for payment of the actuarial value of the accrued sick leave and annual leave transferred and credited under section 2394. Payment shall be made to the Commonwealth by each employing county within 90 days of the date of the written notice from the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts to the employing county, which date is referred to for purposes of this section as the payment due date. Any payment not received from an employing county by the payment due date shall be subject to the imposition of interest from the day following the payment due date at the rate determined by the Secretary of Revenue for interest payments on overdue taxes or the refund of taxes as provided in sections 806 and 806.1 of the act of April 9, 1929 (P.L.343, No.176), known as The Fiscal Code, and any subsequent amendments to those sections, plus 2% until paid in full. (c) Recoupment of employing county arrearages.--If an employing county fails to submit a payment by the payment due date established under subsection (b), the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts shall withhold and withdraw such payment, plus applicable interest, if any, from moneys next due to be paid to the employing county in the form of grants, subsidies or other payments to counties which are made by the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts. Any moneys withheld or withdrawn under this subsection o