Common use of First Vacation Clause in Contracts

First Vacation. Employees who, as of January 1st, have less than one year's continuous service as a full-time employee will receive one day vacation pay for each completed month of continuous service as a full-time employee up to a maximum of ten (10) days however each employee is entitled to two (2) weeks vacation time off scheduled in accordance with Article 21.07. Such employees will receive vacation pay in an amount equal to their straight time daily earnings (exclusive of shift or other premiums) times the number of days of vacation to which they are entitled.

First Vacation. Employees who, as who have been hired prior to May 31st of January 1st, any year but have less than not accumulated one year's continuous (1) year of service as a full-time employee will receive one day fifty-second (1/52) of one week's vacation pay for each completed week of service computed to June 1 in the year in which the vacation is to be taken. The length of vacation shall be considered to be earned at the rate of one (1) day for each full month of continuous service as a full-time employee up employment to a maximum of ten (10) days however each employee is entitled to two (2) weeks vacation time off scheduled in accordance with Article 21.07. Such employees will receive vacation pay in an amount equal to their straight time daily earnings (exclusive of shift or other premiums) times the number of days of vacation to which they are entitleddays.

First Vacation. Employees who, as of January 1st, have less than one year's continuous service as a full-time employee will receive one day of vacation pay for each completed month of continuous service as a full-time employee up to a maximum of ten (10) days however each employee is entitled to two (2) weeks vacation time off scheduled in accordance with Article 21.07. 10)days.Such employees will receive vacation pay in an amount equal to their straight time daily earnings (exclusive of exclusiveof shift or other premiums) times the number of days of vacation to which they are entitled.