Changes to article 9.3.D: Additional ETO Accruals and ETO Policy Sample Clauses

Changes to article 9.3.D: Additional ETO Accruals and ETO Policy. It is agreed to provide an exemption to the ETO maximum accrual rates. The cap on the maximum accrual rate has been lifted but the maximum per pay period is the same. When the state of emergency is officially declared over, Xxxxxx will determine the best way to return everyone to within the maximum accrual banks per policy, which may include paying out some of the additional hours if employees cannot take time off to move them below the policy maximums within a few pay periods.
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Changes to article 9.3.D: Additional ETO Accruals and ETO Policy. It is agreed to provide an exemption to the ETO maximum accrual rates. The cap on the maximum accrual rate has been lifted but the maximum per pay period is the same. When the state of emergency is officially declared over, every attempt will be made to allow nurses to take time off. In order to accommodate use of the increased ETO accrual nurses will have 6 months (13 pay periods) to use the additional accrued benefit. After 6 months, any remaining ETO accrual over the max of 1.5 times the annual accrual rate will be paid out along with 2 pay periods of additional time.

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