Anticipated Vacation Sample Clauses

Anticipated Vacation. Subject to Clause 13.05, any permanent employee with more than four hundred and fifty (450) working hours may anticipate his/her vacation in accordance with Clause 13.01 to the end of the vacation year.
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Anticipated Vacation. A full-time permanent employee with more than sixty (60) calendar days' service may anticipate vacation to the end of the current vacation period as stipulated in clause 21.01(b). A full-time permanent employee who on resignation has a debit balance of vacation leave will have the value of this vacation deducted from the employee's final pay cheque.
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Anticipated Vacation. No vacation leave may be taken by an employee until he/she has completed his/her probationary period.
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Anticipated Vacation. Subject to Clause 16.08, any employee who has successfully completed their probationary period may anticipate their va- cation to the end of the current vacation year.
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Anticipated Vacation. Subject to clause 16.08, any employee who has successfully completed her/his probationary period may anticipate her/his vacation to the end of the current vacation year.
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Related to Anticipated Vacation

  • Banked Vacation Once every five years an employee may bank one full year's vacation to be taken in conjunction with the next year's vacation. For the purposes of this clause, all vacation in the second year must be taken concurrently.

  • Annual Vacation Auxiliary employees will be entitled to receive annual vacation at the rate of four percent (4%) of their regular earnings. After one thousand (1,000) days worked, auxiliary employees will be entitled to receive annual vacation at the rate of six percent (6%) of their regular earnings.

  • VACATIONS 13.01 All employees who are regularly scheduled seventy-five (75) hours on a bi- weekly basis shall receive vacations with pay based on length of full-time continuous service as follows:

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