Leave Credited Sample Clauses
The "Leave Credited" clause defines how and when an employee's leave entitlements are officially recorded or added to their leave balance. Typically, this clause specifies whether leave is credited at the start of the employment year, on a monthly basis, or after a certain period of service. For example, annual leave might be credited in full at the beginning of each year or accrued gradually each month. The core function of this clause is to provide clarity on when employees can access their leave, preventing misunderstandings and ensuring both parties are aware of leave availability throughout the employment period.
Leave Credited. Where the employee has substituted paid leave for all or a portion of a FMLA leave, the paid leave used will be counted toward the employee’s annual allotment of 12 weeks of FMLA leave.