Holidays for Employees on Irregular Schedules Sample Clauses

Holidays for Employees on Irregular Schedules. Employees eligible to receive holiday pay as outlined in this article who are required to work irregular work schedules (e.g. 10 or 12 hour shifts), excluding employees allowed to work an alternative schedule in accordance with Article 10.01 Subd. 4, shall receive holiday pay according to Subd. 2. Employees shall select from the following options for the difference between their regularly scheduled hours and the holiday pay: (a) Take no pay; (b) Make up the hours on alternate work days within the same work week, subject to supervisory approval; (c) Use vacation or comp time; or (d) Use budgetary leave.
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Holidays for Employees on Irregular Schedules. Employees required to work irregular work schedules (e.g. ten [10] or twelve [12] hour shifts), in accordance with Article 12.02

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