Incomplete Furloughs Sample Clauses

Incomplete Furloughs. If an employee does not complete their unpaid furloughs by the last pay period of the fiscal year, the employee’s accrued vacation hours will be forfeited for the balance of the unpaid furlough. The parties understand that furlough hours have no cash value.
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