Holiday Pay Qualifiers Sample Clauses

Holiday Pay Qualifiers. Full-Time In order to qualify for pay for a holiday, an employee shall complete her or his full scheduled shift on each of the working days immediately preceding and following the holiday concerned unless excused by the Hospital or the employee was absent due to: (a) legitimate illness or accident which commenced within a month of the date of the holiday; (b) vacation granted by the Hospital; (c) the employee’s regular scheduled day off; (d) a paid leave of absence provided the employee is not otherwise compensated for the holiday.
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. In order to qualify for pay for a holiday, an employee shall complete his full scheduled shift on each of the working days immediately preceding and following the holiday concerned unless excused by the Hospital or the employee was absent due to: (a) legitimate illness or accident which commenced within a month of the date of the holiday; (b) vacation granted by the Hospital; (c) the employee's regular scheduled day off; (d) a paid leave of absence provided the employee is not otherwise compensated for the holiday. An employee entitled to holiday pay hereunder shall not receive sick leave pay to which she may otherwise have been entitled.
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. Holiday pay qualifiers for employees will be based on the provisions as set out in the Employment Standards Act.
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. In order to qualify for holiday pay an employee must work her scheduled working day immediately prior to and her scheduled working day immediately following the holiday. However, if an employee's absence on her scheduled working day immediately prior to and/or following a holiday is due to illness as confirmed by a doctor's certificate if required by the Employer, the foregoing qualifications would not apply and the employee will be eligible for one (1) day's holiday pay during any one (1) period of illness except at Christmas and New Year's period where the entitlement shall be limited to a maximum of two (2) days.
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. (Full-Time) In order to qualify for pay for a holiday, an employee shall complete her or his full scheduled shift on each of the working days immediately preceding and following the holiday concerned unless excused by the Hospital or the employee was absent due to: (a) legitimate illness or accident which commenced within a month of the date of the holiday; (b) vacation granted by the Hospital; (c) the employee’s regular scheduled day off; (d) a paid leave of absence provided the employee is not otherwise compensated for the holiday. At the option of the hospital, be paid for such holidays on any of the alternative basis. The employee may be assigned the paid holiday off
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. In order to qualify for holiday pay, a nurse shall complete her or his full scheduled shift on each of the working days immediately preceding and following the holiday concerned unless the nurse was absent due to: a) sick leave or accident; b) vacation granted by the Hospital; c) the nurse's regular scheduled day off; d) an authorized leave of absence provided the nurse is not otherwise compensated for the holiday.
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Holiday Pay Qualifiers. In order to qualify for each paid holiday, the employee must work the last scheduled shift immediately prior to and the first scheduled shift immediately following the paid holiday.
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