Eligible Employee 08 Sample Clauses

Eligible Employee 08. 02.00 An eligible Employee who does not work on a holiday shall be paid 8 times the employee's applicable vacation straight time rate, as calculated under the provisions of Article IX, Section 6(a); provided, however, that if 08.02.00 an eligible employee does not have an established vacation rate he shall be paid 8 times his average hourly earnings exclusive of shift, Sunday and overtime premiums for-the lost pay period worked prior to the holiday. if an eligible Employee is scheduled to work on any such holiday, but fails to report and perform his scheduled or assigned work, he shall become ineligible to be paid for the unworked holiday, unless he has failed to perform such work because of sickness or because of death in the immediate family (mother, father (including in-laws), children, brother, sister, husband, wife and grandparents) or because of similar good cause. As used in this Article, an eligible Employee is one who
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