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I'm curious to know how many get paid electronically (via RefPay or whatever)? That seems like a much better way to go. |
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In high school basketball, the biggest local district (Five high schools) and the high school that's part of a university are the two quickest to pay. I think they just run it through payroll and don't have to wait on a school board every month. |
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Check or cash, on the spot is best! |
Our school pays in cash and our people love it!
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We're paid approximately monthly on a Wednesday including games through the preceding Saturday.
I much prefer that to getting a check at each game that I have to keep up with. I'd collect them for 3-4 weeks then take them to the bank once a month anyway so having it come in one check in the mail just makes it easier. |
Allons Enfants De La Patrie ...
I once got a check on Bastille Day for a game that I worked in December. I had completely forgotten about it. I used it toward the purchase of a new lawnmower.
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Cash and Carry
Cash and Carry..Check at the table..Remember cash makes no enemies:rolleyes:
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The assignor pays us on the 15th and last day of each month.
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The problem with RefPay is they are not federally insured like a bank. So if your assignor(s) send money to them, it is not protected, should they go belly up or bankrupt.
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We are paid by each school district (or by the schools for private schools).
Some districts, including the big H, are notoriously slow at cutting checks others have a quick turnaround but the average for me seems to be 30-45 days. The nice part is that since we're paid by the district, we could have several assignments on one check. Then there is the issue of schools losing our paperwork (or a PO'd coach holding it until the very last day). It took me over a year and several phone calls to get paid for three assignments from one district. For six man football games I work, some schools pay in cash or check on site. Those are nice but I feel a little funny when we get handed plain envelopes full of money. |
You Did What With Our Social Security Numbers ???
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In the auditing world, an independent audit cannot be done by a CPA firm that you are not current with because it compromises their independence. It's no different in sports. The youth soccer league here in NW Ohio has a firm rule: any match where the referee crew is not paid in full in cash before the match is to be declared no contest and shall not be played. |
As a general rule this is the easiest that our association follows... we bill the schools at the end of the month and then we usually have our checks from them in two weeks then the checks get mailed to the officials in/around the 20th.
Example... Dec Games you get paid Jan 20th Jan Games you get paid Feb 20th. |
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