Common use of Earned Vacation Clause in Contracts

Earned Vacation. Employees who are employed for 12 calendar months a year shall earn vacation. During the first year of continuous employment, an employee shall earn 1.083 vacation days per month. Any employee working continuously for the Employer from one (1) through five (5) years shall earn 13 vacation days. Any employee working continuously for six (6) through ten (10) continuous years shall earn 16 1/4 vacation days. Any employee who has completed ten (10) continuous years or more shall earn 19 1/2 vacation days. There is no limit on the number of days that can be accumulated during the year; however, no more than forty (40) days (320 hours) may be carried over into the following calendar year.

Earned Vacation. Employees who are employed for 12 calendar months a year shall earn vacation. During the first year of continuous employment, an employee shall earn 1.083 vacation days per month. Any employee working continuously for the Employer from one (1) through five (5) years shall earn 13 vacation days. Any employee working continuously for six (6) through ten (10) continuous years shall earn 16 1/4 vacation days. Any employee who has completed ten (10) continuous years or more shall earn 19 1/2 vacation days. There is no limit on the number of days that can be accumulated during the year; however, no more than forty sixty (4060) days (320 480 hours) may be carried over into the following calendar year.

Earned Vacation. Employees who are employed for 12 calendar months a year shall earn vacation. During the first year of continuous employment, an employee shall earn 1.083 days vacation days per month. Any employee working continuously for the Employer from one (1) through five (5) years shall earn 13 vacation daysdays vacation. Any employee working continuously for six (6) through ten (10) continuous years shall earn 16 1/4 vacation daysdays vacation. Any employee who has completed ten (10) continuous years or more shall earn 19 1/2 vacation daysdays vacation. There is no No limit on the number of days that can be accumulated during the year; however, no more than forty (40) days (320 hours) may be carried over into the following calendar year.