Additional Floating Holidays. For employees who were required to remain in the workplace from March 17, 2020 – June 1, 2020, the City will provide 8 hours of floating holidays for every 40 hours of regularly scheduled hours worked in the workplace up to a maximum of 32 hours of floating holiday. The City will credit these floating holiday hours in the first full pay period after adoption of the MOU. The following classifications which, due to the nature of the assignment, require backfill, employees will be paid a stipend in the amount of the earned floating holiday hours up to a maximum of 32 hours the first full pay period in August 2020: Solid Waste Drivers, Solid Waste Workers, Long Haul Drivers, Community Services Officer, Public Safety Dispatchers I/II, and Supervising Public Safety Dispatchers. City will use a specific pay code for these additional floating holiday hours that will be available until June 30, 2021. These additional 32 hours of floating holiday shall have no cash value and may not be used towards CalPERS retirement service credit as outlined in section 47.8.5 of the CSU MOU.
Additional Floating Holidays. For employees who were required to remain in the workplace from March 17, 2020 - June 1, 2020, the City will provide 8 hours of floating holidays for every 40 hours of regularly scheduled hours worked in the workplace up to a maximum of 32 hours of floating holiday. The City will credit these floating holiday hours in the first full pay period after adoption of the MOU. City will use a specific pay code for the additional floating holiday, hours will be available June 30, 2021. These additional 32 hours of floating holiday shall have no cash value and may not roll over to vacation if not used by June 30, 2021.
Additional Floating Holidays. Employees with at least twenty-five (25) years of service with Employer will receive two (2) additional floating holidays each year. The first (1st) holiday will be earned May 1 of each year, and the second (2nd) holiday will be earned on September 1 of each year.
Additional Floating Holidays. 3. Employees are entitled to five additional days of floating holiday per calendar year.
Additional Floating Holidays. All seventeen holidays are days that the schools are closed to the students and instructional staff. In the event that an in-service day is scheduled for any of the above days when schools are closed to the students, the Administrator will be given an additional floating holiday. Administrators shall be required to take their vacation days during the summer, or on days within the school year that the schools are closed to students and the instructional staff, unless otherwise approved by the Superintendent. Administrators shall not take vacation days during the final two weeks of August. Administrators may not carry over more than five (5) vacation days into the next school year. In the event that earned vacation days in excess of the five (5) allowable carry-over days cannot be taken prior to June 30th, because the Superintendent denied the request(s) for vacation time due to school responsibilities, then the administrator will be given compensatory days during the next contractual year at a mutually agreeable time. If the administrator’s retirement, resignation or death prevents use of the compensatory days, then the days will be added to his/her accumulated vacation day total, which may exceed the maximum days allotted. All scheduling of vacation time is subject to the prior approval of the Superintendent.
Additional Floating Holidays. All seventeen holidays are days that the schools are closed to the students and instructional staff. Administrators shall be required to take their vacation days during the summer, or on days within the school year that the schools are closed to students and the instructional staff, unless otherwise approved by the Superintendent. Administrators shall not take vacation days during the final two weeks of August. Administrators may not carry over more than five (5) vacation days into the next school year. In the event that earned vacation days in excess of the five (5) allowable carry-over days cannot be taken prior to June 30th, because the Superintendent denied the request(s) for vacation time due to school responsibilities, then the administrator will be given compensatory days during the next contractual year at a mutually agreeable time. If the administrator’s retirement, resignation or death prevents use of the compensatory days, then the days will be added to his/her accumulated vacation day total, which may exceed the maximum days allotted. All scheduling of vacation time is subject to the prior approval of the Superintendent.
