- Holiday Pay/Termination Sample Clauses

- Holiday Pay/Termination. Any employee who leaves the employment of the Village for any reason shall be paid holiday hours on a prorated basis. (i.e. one (1) month equals 7.8 hours holiday pay) Employees who terminate their employment and have used more holiday hours than they are entitled to shall be responsible for paying back the holiday hours used in excess of their entitlement. This amount shall be deducted from the terminated employee’s last paycheck. If an officer is called in for duty on a holiday, or if the officer works beyond his normal shift on a holiday, that officer shall receive double time for all hours worked on the holiday. An officer shall not receive double time for his working his normally scheduled shift.
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