Common use of Continuous Operation Employees Clause in Contracts

Continuous Operation Employees. notwithstanding, regular employees who, because of their regular (continuous) shift, actually work on the day that a statutory holiday falls, shall receive time off at a later date acceptable to the Employer, at the rate of one and one-half (1½) days (shifts) for each such holiday worked.

Continuous Operation Employees. (Work on a Statutory Holiday) notwithstanding, regular employees who, because of their regular (continuous) shift, actually work on the day that other municipal employees are off-work on a statutory holiday fallsholiday, shall receive time time-off at a later date acceptable to the Employer, at the rate of one and one-half (1½) days (shifts) for each such holiday worked.

Continuous Operation Employees. notwithstanding, regular permanent employees who, because of their regular (continuous) shift, actually work on the day that a statutory holiday falls, shall receive time off at a later date acceptable to the Employer, at the rate of one and one-half (1½) days (shifts) for each such holiday worked.

Continuous Operation Employees. (Work on a Statutory Holiday) notwithstanding, regular employees who, because of their regular (continuous) shift, actually work on the day that other municipal employees are off-work on a statutory holiday fallsholiday, shall receive time time-off at a later date acceptable to the Employer, at the rate of one and one-half (1½1 ½ ) days (shifts) for each such holiday worked.