LEAVE BALANCE AND ACCRUAL Sample Clauses

LEAVE BALANCE AND ACCRUAL. A. When Shift Personnel switch from a fifty-six (56) hour schedule to a forty (40) hour schedule (rotational, special assignment, sick/injury leave, etc.), and the Authority has executed a Personnel Action form (“Forty Hour Schedule”), their vacation hours will be converted to the equivalent number of days of vacation upon transfer. Vacation hours earned at the fifty-six (56) hour rate will be multiplied by a factor of .714 to ensure that the same number of vacation days are available to the Employee. The biweekly vacation accrual rate will also change to the appropriate forty (40) hour accrual rate. B. When a shift Employee moves to a Forty Hour Schedule, the maximum number of vacation hours he or she will be allowed to carry over at the beginning of a calendar year will be the forty-hour
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