Clerical, Maintenance Employees Driver Clerks effective May Sample Clauses

Clerical, Maintenance Employees Driver Clerks effective May. 1 year seniority days years seniority days years seniority days years seniority days Professionals hired prior May 1 year seniority days years seniority days years seniority days Professionals hired May or year seniority days years seniority days years seniority days years seniority days Employees with less than one year of seniority as of 1 shall receive vacation pro-rated in accordance with the appropriate ‘schedule above. In the event that an employee becomes en- titled to additional vacation through seniority during the vacation year, such vacation must be taken after the employee’s employment anniversary date and within six months of that date, or at such later time as may be agreed upon. Not withstanding anything in the above, any employee referred to in Sections (a), and of Article and who remains on the staff for less than six calendar months shall be entitled to vacation pay only as prescribed in The Employment Standards Act, and amendments thereto. The word “year” as used in this Article (ex- cept in reference to seniority) means the period commencing on the day of May and ending on the day of April next following. Employees while on leave of absence under or for a period of longer than two weeks will receive a prorated vacation entitlement following the year in which the vacation was earned, allowing en- titlement for only those months the employee was not on leave in excess of two weeks.
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