Effect of Military Leave on Employee Benefits Sample Clauses

Effect of Military Leave on Employee Benefits i. Company Service, Pay Seniority and all other seniority will continue to accrue as if employment were not interrupted. ii. Employees will retain existing sick and occupational injury banks but will not accrue or acquire additional sick or occupational injury credit during the term of unpaid military leave. iii. Vacations an employee has earned but not taken before receiving notice of induction or call to active duty need not be taken prior to military leave, in which case they will be available to the employee upon his return to work. Alternatively, an employee who does not take vacations before his leave may choose to be paid for the unused vacation time. a) During active military service, vacations will continue to accrue in the same manner as if the employee had remained in active employment. b) Subject to Department Head approval, reinstated employees may use any vacation earned for that calendar year at anytime after thirty (30) days of active re- employment. The Department Head may waive this thirty
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Effect of Military Leave on Employee Benefits. Company Service, Pay Seniority and all other seniority will continue to accrue as if employment were not interrupted.
Effect of Military Leave on Employee Benefits i. Company Service, Pay Seniority and all other seniority will continue to accrue as if employment were not interrupted. ii. Employees will retain existing sick and occupational injury banks but will not accrue or acquire additional sick or occupational injury credit during the term of unpaid military leave. iii. Vacations an employee has earned but not taken before receiving notice of induction or Leaves of Absence 10-7 call to active duty need not be taken prior to military leave, in which case they will be available to the employee upon his return to work. Alternatively, an employee who does not take vacations before his leave may choose to be paid for the unused vacation time. a) During active military service, vacations will continue to accrue in the same manner as if the employee had remained in active employment. There will, however, be no carry over or accumulation of unused vacation credits from one year to the next nor will there be any remuneration for vacations not taken during the calendar year in which they are due because of the employee's absence on military leave. b) Subject to Department Head approval, reinstated employees may use any vacation earned for that calendar year at anytime after thirty (30) days of active re-employment. The Department Head may waive this thirty (30) day restriction for the convenience of the Company, or may elect to pay the employee for his vacation. iv. An employee on military leave, and eligible family members, are eligible for pass/reduced rate travel privileges while the employee is on active duty. v. Credited service continues to accrue for benefit plan eligibility and vesting. For benefit coverage information during leave status, contact the Benefits Department.

Related to Effect of Military Leave on Employee Benefits

  • Military Family Leave Employees may use vacation leave for leave as required by the Military Family Leave Act, RCW 49.77 and in accordance with Article 19.13.

  • Military Leave An employee will be granted unpaid Military Leave in accordance with the Employment Standards Act. The employee will give as much notice as is reasonably possible and will provide a copy of the Military Notice when received.

  • Workers’ Compensation/Employer’s Liability The Contractor shall have, maintain, and provide proof of Workers’ Compensation insurance.

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