Accumulation of Vacation Leave While on Sick Leave, Etc Sample Clauses

Accumulation of Vacation Leave While on Sick Leave, Etc. Except in the case of extended illness immediately prior to the usual retirement period, an employee shall be eligible to accumulate vacation credit(s) while on sick leave or any other paid leave.
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Accumulation of Vacation Leave While on Sick Leave, Etc. ‌ A full-time permanent employee shall be eligible to accumulate vacation credit(s) while on sick leave or any other paid leave. Should this result in an employee’s vacation accumulation exceeding the maximum carryover the excess shall be paid to the employee.

Related to Accumulation of Vacation Leave While on Sick Leave, Etc

  • Accumulation of Vacation Leave An employee who has earned at least ten (10) days' pay for each calendar month of a vacation year shall earn vacation leave of:

  • Accumulation of Vacation Leave Credits 31.1.1 An employee shall earn in respect of each fiscal year, annual vacation leave with pay at the following rates for each calendar month in which the employee receives at least seventy-five (75) hours’ pay:

  • Vacation Leave Accrual ‌ After a full-time employee has been in pay status for eighty (80) non-overtime hours in a calendar month, the employee will accrue vacation leave according to the rate schedule below. Vacation leave accrual for part-time employees will be proportionate to the number of hours the part-time employee is in pay status during the month to that required for full-time employment.

  • Accrual of Vacation Leave a. Eligible employees hired or rehired and working on a full-time permanent basis shall earn vacation leave based on months of service at the following rates for each pay period: HOURS PER MONTHS SERVICE PAY PERIOD ACCRUED 0-24 3.08 25-96 4.62 97-180 5.54 181 and over 6.15

  • Use of Vacation Leave A. Vacation Accruals earned at the end of the month are available for use the 1st of the following month.

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