Common use of Loss of Accrual Clause in Contracts

Loss of Accrual. Employees who are absent on any form of unpaid leave (this does not include Long Term Disability) in excess of thirty (30) cumulative working days in any fiscal year (April 1 - March 31) do not earn holiday credits for those time periods. Employees who have been suspended do not accrue holiday credits for the time they were on suspension. Employees granted leave as per Article 3.10(a)(5) do not earn holiday credits for any portion of the time they are on such leave.

Loss of Accrual. ‌ Employees who are absent on any form of unpaid leave (this does not include Long Term Disabilitylong-term disability) in excess of thirty (30) 30 cumulative working days in any fiscal year (April 1 1st - March 3131st) do not earn holiday credits for those time periods. Employees who have been suspended do not accrue holiday credits for the time they were on suspension. Employees granted leave as per Article Clause 3.10(a)(5) do not earn holiday credits for any portion of the time they are on such leave.

Loss of Accrual. Employees who are absent on any form of unpaid leave (this does not include Long Term Disabilitylong-term disability) in excess of thirty (30) 30 cumulative working days in any fiscal year (April 1 1st - March 3131st) do not earn holiday credits for those time periods. Employees who have been suspended do not accrue holiday credits for the time they were on suspension. Employees granted leave as per Article 3.10(a)(5) do not earn holiday credits for any portion of the time they are on such leave.

Loss of Accrual. ‌ Employees who are absent on any form of unpaid leave (this does not include Long Term Disabilitylong-term disability) in excess of thirty (30) 30 cumulative working days in any fiscal year (April 1 1st - March 3131st) do not earn holiday credits for those time periods. Employees who have been suspended do not accrue holiday credits for the time they were on suspension. Employees granted leave as per Article 3.10(a)(5) do not earn holiday credits for any portion of the time they are on such leave.