Common use of – LEAVE – ELECTIONS Clause in Contracts

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours for Federal Elections and three (3) consecutive hours for Provincial Elections free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. ‌ Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four three (43) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision provision, an employee must absent herself her/himself from work she work, they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled schedule hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. 31.01 Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themself from work she work, they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. ‌ Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she work, they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four three (43) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours for Provincial Elections and three (3) consecutive hours for Federal Elections free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work work, she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themselves from work she work, they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work. This applies when the voting polls are not open for a minimum of four (4) consecutive hours either prior to or following their scheduled shift.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal Federal, Provincial or Provincial Municipal election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself from work she shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.

– LEAVE – ELECTIONS. Employees who are eligible to vote in a Federal or Provincial election or referendum shall be entitled to four (4) consecutive hours free from work during the hours the polls are open to cast their vote. If in order to satisfy this provision an employee must absent herself themself from work she work, they shall suffer no loss of salary for the scheduled hours away from work.