Last Week of the Year Sample Clauses

Last Week of the Year. As long as all court dates, US Citizenship and Immigration Services interview dates, and other work events (e.g., presentations) are covered, staff may elect to use available vacation leave during the week between Christmas and New Year, even if this results in the closure of the office. Requests for vacation leave during this time period will be subject to the requirements of Article 9, Section 9.2.
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