Common use of Accumulation of Vacation Credits Clause in Contracts

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's option, receive payment for up to five (5) working days of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her credit before he/she commences leave without pay. Each employee's accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her bi-weekly. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her the employee’s appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself themself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's Employer’s option, receive payment for up to five (5) working days of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her their credit before he/she the employee commences leave without pay. Each employee's ’s accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her them bi-weekly. If an employee has accumulated at least three (3) weeks of vacation leave, the employee may choose to cash out one (1) week of vacation. This option is limited to one (1) occurrence per fiscal year. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour this limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her the employee’s appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself themself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's Employer’s option, receive payment for up to five forty (540) working days hours of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her their credit before he/she the employee commences leave without pay. Each employee's ’s accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her them bi-weekly. If an employee has accumulated at least three (3) weeks of vacation leave, the employee may choose to cash out one (1) week of vacation. This option is limited to one (1) occurrence per fiscal year. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour this limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her the employee’s appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself themself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's Employer’s option, receive payment for up to five (5) working days of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her their credit before he/she the employee commences leave without pay. Each employee's ’s accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her them bi-weekly. If an employee has accumulated at least three (3) weeks of vacation leave, the employee may choose to cash out one (1) week of vacation. This option is limited to one (1) occurrence per fiscal year. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour this limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her their appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself themself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's option, receive payment for up to five (5) working days of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her their credit before he/she commences they commence leave without pay. Each employee's accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her them bi-weekly. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.

Accumulation of Vacation Credits. Employees shall not accumulate vacation leave in excess of two hundred and fifty (250) hours. Any employee who is about to lose vacation credit because of accrual limitations may, by notifying his/her the employee’s appointing authority five (5) working days in advance, absent himself/herself themself to prevent loss of this time, or at the County's Employer’s option, receive payment for up to five (5) working days forty (40) hours of vacation. Such action taken by the employee shall not constitute a basis for disciplinary action or loss of pay. Vacation leave shall not accrue during a leave of absence without pay, or educational leave with pay the duration of which exceeds fifteen (15) calendar days. Any employee, who is granted a leave of absence without pay, shall first be scheduled for any vacation leave and/or compensatory time, which have accrued to his/her their credit before he/she the employee commences leave without pay. Each employee's ’s accumulated vacation shall be reported to him/her them bi-weekly. If an employee has accumulated at least three (3) weeks of vacation leave, the employee may choose to cash out one (1) week of vacation. This option is limited to one (1) occurrence per fiscal year. Employees who are on extended workers’ compensation paid time loss shall not suffer a loss of vacation credits as a result of the two hundred fifty (250)-hour this limit. The employee on workers’ compensation will accumulate vacation over the maximum limit of two hundred fifty (250) hours for a period not to exceed six (6) months. Amounts accrued in this manner which are above the limit shall be used within six (6) months of return to work. Should the employee terminate, under any circumstances, the employee shall be paid for unused vacation equal to the vacation time accumulated, but in no instance will the benefits exceed two hundred fifty (250) hours.