Common use of EMPLOYEES ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR LAYOFF Clause in Contracts

EMPLOYEES ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR LAYOFF. Employees who are laid off or are on leave of absence for more than sixty (60) consecutive days, except in the case of an employee injured in an on-the-job accident, shall be required to make up all time lost in excess of sixty (60) days to receive credit on their automatic length of service advancement schedule. If more than one (1) such layoff or leave of absence of an employee begins in any consecutive twelve (12) months, the make-up applies to the full number of days involved in such additional layoff or leave of absence.

EMPLOYEES ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE OR LAYOFF. Employees who are laid off or are on leave of absence for more than sixty (60) consecutive days, except in the case of an employee injured in an on-the-job accident, shall be required to make up all time lost in excess of sixty (60) days to receive credit on their automatic length of service advancement schedule. If more than one one (1) such layoff or leave of absence of an employee begins in any consecutive twelve (12) months, the make-up applies to the full number of days involved in such additional layoff or leave of absence.