NO PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES Sample Clauses

NO PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES. Vacation Time Up to Three Weeks Employees shall submit their vacation date preferences for their vacation entitlement up to three (3) weeks by March The Employer will review the requests and will post a confirmed schedule for these weeks by April Vacation Time in Excess of Three Weeks Following the confirmation of the dates in above, then employees with remaining vacation weeks shall submit their vacation date preferences for such weeks of vacation in excess of three (3) weeks by May The Employer will review these requests and will post the confirmed vacation schedule by May WITH A PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES Vacation Time Up to Four Weeks Employees shall submit their vacation date preferences for their vacation entitlement up to two (2) weeks (in addition to plant shutdown weeks) by March The Employer will review the requests and will post a confirmed schedule for these weeks by April Vacation time in Excess of Four Weeks Following the confirmation of the dates in above, then employees with one
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NO PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES. Vacation Time Up to Three Weeks Employees shall submit their vacation date preferences for vacation entitlement up to three (3) weeks by March The Employer will review the requests and will post a confirmed schedule for these weeks by April 30th. Vacation Time in Excess of Three Weeks Following the confirmation of the dates in above, then employees with remaining vacation weeks shall submit their vacation date preferences for such weeks of vacation in excess of three (3) weeks by May 7th. The Employer will review these requests and will post the confirmed vacation schedule by May 15th. WITH A PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES Vacation Time Up to Four Weeks Employees shall submit their vacation date preferences for their vacation entitlement up to two (2) weeks (in addition to plant shutdown weeks) by March The Employer will review the requests and will post a schedule for these weeks by 30th. Vacation Time in Excess of Four Weeks Following the confirmation of the dates above, then employees with one remaining vacation week shall submit their vacation date preferences for such week ofvacation by May 7th. The Employer will review these requests and will post the vacation schedule by May 15th. Vacation preferences submitted the deadlines set out in (a) and above, will be considered requests which are submitted prior to the deadlines are approved. In scheduling vacation, the Employer will consider the proper and efficient operation of the and seniority. The Employer will endeavour to accommodate request for three (3) consecutive weeks during the summer months. An employee with less than one (1) year's continuous fill time service as at June 30th or an employee discharged for cause will receive vacation pay in accordance with the Employment Standards Act, Vacation pay will be paid on or about July 15th in each year. The employee may arrange to receive vacation pay at the time of taking his vacation provided this request is submitted to the Human Resources Department in writing at the time the employee submits vacation date preferences but in any case not later than April 30th. If a Paid Holiday as set out in Article occurs during the vacation of an employee, the statutory holiday will be scheduled on the Friday preceding the vacation period or the Monday following the vacation period, at the discretion of the Employer in consultation with the employee. An employee who is eligible to receive benefits under Workers' Compensation the Weekly Indemnity plan and w...
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NO PLANT SHUTDOWN FOR VACATION PURPOSES i) Vacation Time Up to Three Weeks Employees shall submit their vacation date preferences for their vacation entitlement up to three (3) weeks by March 31st. The Employer will review the requests and will post a confirmed schedule for these weeks by April 30th.
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