Example of the Conversion Formula. An employee who was the first hired on March 17, 1986, worked intermittently thereafter. The employee then opted for regular employee status. He/she had worked a total of 2,158 hours up to the end of November 1989, in the same department and classification. The conversion formula works as follows:
Example of the Conversion Formula. An employee who was the first hired on March 17, 1986, worked intermittently thereafter. The employee then opted for regular employee status, He/she had worked a total of 2,158 hours up to the end of November 1989, in the same department and classification. The conversion formula works as follows: (iv) (v) 2158/8 = 269 6/8 working days; 269 6/8 = 270; 270 x 1.4 = 378 calendar days; no rounding necessary; November 30, 1989 - 378 calendar days = November 17, 1988.