Common use of Advance of Credits Clause in Contracts

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to permit the granting of special leave, leave may, at the discretion of the Employer, be granted, subject to the condition that such advance will be deducted from special leave credits subsequently earned.

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to permit the granting of special leaveleave within the meaning of this Article, leave may, at the discretion of the Employer, be granted, subject to the condition that deduction of such advance will be deducted leave from any special leave credits subsequently earned.. CASUAL LEAVE (Not to be Deducted From Leave Credits)

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to permit the granting of special leave, leave may, at the discretion of the Employer, Employer be granted, subject to the condition that conditions and deduction of such advance will be deducted leave from any special leave credits subsequently earned.

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to permit the creditsto permitthe granting of special leave, leave may, at the discretion of discretionof the Employer, be granted, subject to the condition that conditionthat such advance will be deducted from special leave credits subsequently earned.

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to insufficientcreditsto permit the granting of special leaveleave within the meaning of this Article, leave may, at the discretion of the Employer, be granted, subject to the condition that deduction of such advance will be deducted leave from any special leave credits subsequently earned.

Advance of Credits. Where an employee has insufficient credits to permit the granting of special leaveleave within the meaning of this Article, leave may, at the discretion of the Employer, be granted, subject to the condition that deduction of such advance will be deducted leave from any special leave credits subsequently earned.