Common use of Annual Leave Scheduling Clause in Contracts

Annual Leave Scheduling. Annual leave should be used to provide periodic vacation and employees should be permitted the opportunity of taking a minimum of 10 consecutive days’ vacation during a fiscal year provided that number of annual leave credits has been accrued. Annual leave credits may be used for purposes other than vacation when authorized by the department head. Upon reasonable notice, a department head may require an employee to use any part of his/her accrued annual leave for vacation purposes at any time that it is deemed advisable. Annual leave for an employee shall be so scheduled that there will be minimum disruption of the operation of the school system. In setting annual leave schedules, preference as to annual leave dates will be given to those employees with the greatest amount of service in the same classification. Employees may request annual leave at any time. The scheduling of such leave is with the approval and at the discretion of the supervising administrator. Such approval shall not be arbitrarily withheld.

Annual Leave Scheduling. Annual leave should be used to provide periodic vacation and employees should be permitted the opportunity of taking a minimum of 10 consecutive days’ days vacation during a fiscal year provided that number of annual leave credits has been accrued. Annual leave credits may be used for purposes other than vacation when authorized by the department head. Upon reasonable notice, a department head may require an employee to use any part of his/her accrued annual leave for vacation purposes at any time that it is deemed advisable. Annual leave for an employee shall be so scheduled that there will be minimum disruption of the operation of the school system. In setting annual leave schedules, preference as to annual leave dates will be given to those employees with the greatest amount of service in the same classification. Employees may request annual leave at any time. The scheduling of such leave is with the approval and at the discretion of the supervising administrator. Such approval shall not be arbitrarily withheld.