Floater Days. 18.01 The Company will recognize seven (7) days off at straight time in each calendar year (January 1 – December 31). These days will not be taken while on shift or standby. This restriction will not apply to permanent shifts.
Floater Days. Each Regular Full Time employee may receive one (1) Floating day off with pay per employee per year (i.e. once every 12 months) subject to the following:
Floater Days. (a) It is agreed that floater days off will be assigned to employees to keep the yearly total hours of work in line with this agreement. If there is an accumulation of hours at the end of the year over the normal work year of 2080 hrs less vacation, these hours will be reimbursed at time and one-half.
Floater Days. All permanent full time employees are entitled to two (2) floater days per year, to be taken any time during the year, with Team Leader approval. Entitlement is pro rated in the first year of employment, based on start date. Floater days must be used during the year they were earned.
Floater Days. Each full-time employee who has completed at least one (1) year of continuous service shall be entitled to a maximum of seven (7) Floater Days per calendar year. Such Floater Days shall be available to the employee on the basis of not more than three (3) days off work with pay prior to June 1st each year, and the remaining four (4) days off work with pay following June 1st each year but prior to December 31st each year. An employee shall advise the Company at least two (2) hours prior to the commencement of his/her normal shift in the case of sudden illness or emergency, and in any other instance with as much notice in advance as reasonably possible. The employee will notify the Company in writing of his/her wish to receive payment for the Floater Day and the records of the Company shall be deemed final and complete. Payment for a Floater day shall be at the employee’s regular rate of pay, with a day representing eight (8) hours. Employees will not be permitted to take a part day. Effective July 1, 2007, Employees may bank and carry over into the following calendar year up to seven unused floater days. These banked floater days may be used at any time during the subsequent calendar year. Employees must notify the company in writing by December 15th of each year of their desire to bank unused floater days. Any unused floater days beyond seven or, in the absence of a written request to bank, all floater days, will be paid out by the Company in the first pay period of the subsequent year. Page 25
Floater Days. Employees who have successfully completed their probation period will have one paid floating day to be used at the Employees’ discretion to minimize wages lost for missing one shift (either eight (8) or ten (10) hours). The Employee shall provide the Company with as much notice as possible. Further, one (1) working days notice is required when using single floater days as vacation and seven (7) calendar days notice is required when using multiple floaters as vacation. Part-time Employees’ floater pay will be pro-rated based on their regularly scheduled hours. Eligibility is based on an Employee’s anniversary date. When an Employee reaches their second anniversary up to and including the year of their seventh year of employment, the Employee will have one additional floater day (maximum of two each year). When an Employee reaches their eighth anniversary up to and including the year of their thirteenth year of employment, the Employee will have one additional floater day (maximum of three each year). When an Employee reaches their fourteenth anniversary of employment and in each year up to and including the year of their nineteenth year of employment, the Employee will have one additional floater day (maximum of four each calendar year). When an Employee reaches their twentieth anniversary of employment and in each year thereafter, the Employee will have one additional floater day (maximum of five each year). If not used by the end of the year, the Company will pay the Employee eight (8) hours pay at year-end for each unused floater. If an Employee gives their resignation they will no longer be eligible to use their floaters. If an Employee leaves for any reason before using the floater(s), the Company will pro-rate the money to be paid the Employee based on a maximum of eight (8) hours. At the start of a layoff, an Employee may request the floater(s) to be paid out on their final pay.
Floater Days. Full-Time Employees will be entitled to two (2) days off with pay each calendar year as follows:
Floater Days. 18.01 The Company will recognize seven (7) paid days off at straight time in each contract year for employees hired on or before June, 2003. Such leave may be on any shift where it can be granted based on the operational needs of the Company on that shift. Employees who currently receive seven (7) floater days and the corresponding lower wage schedule set out in 27.02, will have a one-time opportunity before December, 2005 to reduce to 2 floater days commencing January 1, 2006 and be paid on the basis of the corresponding higher wage rates set out in 27.05 from January 1, 2006 forward. For all employees hired after June, 2003, the Company will recognize two (2) paid days off at straight time in each contract year and these employees will be paid on the basis of the higher wage rates set out in 27.05.
Floater Days. 11.01 A floater shall be taken in accordance with the following:
Floater Days. Permanent and Term Employees who have completed twelve (12) months of continuous service shall be entitled to two (2) additional paid days off in each calendar year as of January 1. The paid days off shall be taken during the calendar year as mutually agreed between the Employer and the Employee. For new Employees, those who commenced prior to July 1 of the previous calendar year shall be entitled to two floater days off with pay for the calendar year following their commencement date. Employees who commenced after July 1 of the previous calendar year shall be entitled to one (1) floater day off with pay for the calendar year following their commencement date.
