Common use of Easter Saturday Clause in Contracts

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be entitled to one (1) day's pay in respect of Easter Saturday or where there is mutual consent, within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee may take one (1) day off in lieu or have one (1) day added to their annual leave.

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee A Practitioner who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be Saturday (Easter Eve) is entitled to one (1) day's pay in respect of Easter Saturday days pay, or where there is by mutual consent, within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee consent may take one (1) day off in lieu within four weeks following that day or have one (1) day added to their annual leave.

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee A practitioner who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be Saturday (Easter Eve) is entitled to one (1) day's pay in respect of Easter Saturday days pay, or where there is by mutual consent, within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee consent may take one (1) day off in lieu within four weeks following that day or have one (1) day added to their annual leave.

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee A Full-time Specialist who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be Saturday (Easter Eve) is entitled to one (1) day's pay in respect of Easter Saturday days pay, or where there is by mutual consent, within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee consent may take one (1) day off in lieu within four weeks following that day or have one (1) day added to their annual leave. This entitlement does not apply to Visiting Specialists.

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee A practitioner who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be Saturday (Easter Eve) is entitled to one (1) day's pay ’s pay, or by mutual consent may take one day off in respect of Easter Saturday or where there is mutual consent, lieu within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee may take one (1) that day off in lieu or have one (1) day added to their annual leave.

Easter Saturday. In respect of Easter Saturday, an Employee A Full Time Specialist who ordinarily works Monday to Friday only and who does not work on Easter Saturday, shall be Saturday (Easter Eve) is entitled to one (1) day's pay in respect of Easter Saturday days pay, or where there is by mutual consent, within four (4) weeks following the date on which such public holiday occurred the Employee consent may take one (1) day off in lieu within four weeks following that day or have one (1) day added to their annual leave.