Common use of List of Paid Holidays Clause in Contracts

List of Paid Holidays. (a) Regular full-time and temporary full-time nurses shall be credited 7.5 hours with pay on or for the following paid holidays. New Year's Day Labour Day Family Day Thanksgiving Day Good Friday Remembrance Day Easter Monday Christmas Day Victoria Day Boxing Day Canada Day Civic Holiday The day before Christmas Day or The day before New Year's Day Should any other day be officially proclaimed in Ontario by the Federal and Provincial Governments the Employer may substitute one of the above noted days for any other day or days proclaimed as a general holiday by the Federal or Provincial authorities. With regard to working Christmas Eve Day (Dec 24th) and/or New Year’s Eve Day (Dec 31st), the following scenarios are meant to clarify any confusion. i) If a nurse works Christmas Eve Day and is off on New Year’s Eve Day, then New Year’s Eve is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for Christmas Eve Day. ii) If a nurse works New Year’s Eve Day and is off Christmas Eve Day, then Christmas Eve Day Is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for New Year’s Eve Day. iii) If a nurse works both, Christmas Eve Day is at regular pay and New Year’s Eve Day is considered the stat and the nurse is paid time and a half. (b) For regular full-time nurses who have completed their probationary period, one (1) floating holiday which shall be requested by the nurse, five

List of Paid Holidays. (a) Regular full-time and temporary full-time nurses shall be credited 7.5 hours with pay on or for the following paid holidays. New Year's Day Labour Day Family Day Thanksgiving Day Good Friday Remembrance Thanksgiving Day Easter Monday Christmas Remembrance Day Victoria Day Boxing Christmas Day Canada Day Boxing Day Civic Holiday Family Day The day before Christmas Day or The day before New Year's Day In Case Other Holidays Proclaimed Should any other day be officially proclaimed in Ontario by the Federal and Provincial Governments the Employer may substitute one of the above noted days for any other day or days proclaimed as a general holiday by the Federal or Provincial authorities. With regard to working Christmas Eve Day (Dec 24th) and/or New Year’s Eve Day (Dec 31st), the following scenarios are meant to clarify any confusion. i) If a nurse works Christmas Eve Day and is off on New Year’s Eve Day, then New Year’s Eve is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for Christmas Eve Day. ii) If a nurse works New Year’s Eve Day and is off Christmas Eve Day, then Christmas Eve Day Is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for New Year’s Eve Day. iii) If a nurse works both, Christmas Eve Day is at regular pay and New Year’s Eve Day is considered the stat and the nurse is paid time and a half. (b) For regular full-time nurses who have completed their probationary period, one (1) floating holiday which shall be requested by the nurse, five

List of Paid Holidays. (a) Regular full-time and temporary full-time nurses shall be credited 7.5 hours with pay on or for the following paid holidays. New Year's Day Labour Day Family Day Thanksgiving Day Good Friday Remembrance Day Easter Monday Christmas Day Victoria Day Boxing Day Canada Day Civic Holiday The day before Christmas Day or The day before New Year's Day Should any other day be officially proclaimed in Ontario by the Federal and Provincial Governments the Employer may substitute one of the above noted days for any other day or days proclaimed as a general holiday by the Federal or Provincial authorities. With regard to working Christmas Eve Day (Dec 24th) and/or New Year’s Eve Day (Dec 31st), the following scenarios are meant to clarify any confusion. i) If a nurse works Christmas Eve Day and is off on New Year’s Eve Day, then New Year’s Eve is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for Christmas Eve Day. ii) If a nurse works New Year’s Eve Day and is off Christmas Eve Day, then Christmas Eve Day Is the stat day. The Nurse is paid at the regular rate for New Year’s Eve Day. iii) If a nurse works both, Christmas Eve Day is at regular pay and New Year’s Eve Day is considered the stat and the nurse is paid time and a half. (b) For regular full-time nurses who have completed their probationary period, one (1) floating holiday which shall be requested by the nurse, five