Common use of Method of Taking Leave Clause in Contracts

Method of Taking Leave. (a) Either 28 consecutive days, or two separate periods of not less than seven consecutive days in all cases exclusive of any public holidays will be given and taken within six months from the date when the right to annual leave accrued. The employer and employee will seek to reach agreement on the taking of annual leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, or part of the accrued leave will be taken.

Method of Taking Leave. (a) Either 28 consecutive days, or two separate periods of not less than seven consecutive days in all cases exclusive of any public holidays will holiday occurring therein, shall be given and taken within six months from the date when the right to annual leave accrued. The employer and employee will seek to reach agreement on the taking of annual leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, or part of the accrued leave will be taken.

Method of Taking Leave. (a) Either 28 consecutive days, or two separate periods of not less than seven consecutive days in all cases exclusive of any public holidays will be given and taken within six months from the date when the right to annual leave accrued. The employer and employee will seek to reach agreement on the taking of annual leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, all or part of the accrued leave will be taken.

Method of Taking Leave. (a) Either 28 consecutive days, days or two separate periods of not less than seven consecutive days in all cases cases, exclusive of any public holidays will occurring therein, or, if the worker and the employer so agree, in either two, three or four separate periods and not otherwise, shall be given and taken within six months from the date when the right to annual leave accrued. The employer and employee will seek to reach agreement on the taking of annual leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, or part of the accrued leave will be taken.

Method of Taking Leave. 36.4. Either twenty-eight (a28) Either 28 consecutive days, or two any combination of separate periods of not less than seven (7) consecutive days (to a total of twenty-eight days), in all cases exclusive of any public holidays will occurring therein, shall be given and taken within six twelve (12) months from the date when the right to annual leave accruedaccrued in each year. The employer and This sub-clause shall not prevent an employee will seek being permitted to reach agreement on the taking take leave as single days, up to a maximum of annual five days in any leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, or part of the accrued leave will be takenyear.

Method of Taking Leave. (a) 22.2.1 Either 28 consecutive days, or two separate periods of not less than seven consecutive days in all cases exclusive of any public holidays will occurring therein, shall be given and taken within six months from the date when the right to annual leave accrued. The Provided that by agreement between the employer and the employee will seek to reach agreement on the taking of concerned, annual leave at a mutually convenient time(s). If may be taken in three separate periods of not taken within six months from the date it accrued, either the employer or employee may give at least four weeks' notice of the dates when all, or part of the accrued leave will be takenless than seven consecutive days.