Number of Consecutive Weeks Clause Samples

The 'Number of Consecutive Weeks' clause defines a specific period, measured in uninterrupted weeks, that is relevant to the agreement or contract. This clause typically applies to situations where certain rights, obligations, or conditions are triggered or measured based on a continuous span of weeks, such as eligibility for benefits, calculation of notice periods, or assessment of performance. By clearly specifying what constitutes a consecutive week and how many are required, the clause ensures consistency and prevents disputes over time calculations, thereby providing clarity and predictability for both parties.
Number of Consecutive Weeks. During the period of June 1st to September 30th inclusive, an employee can only request a maximum of two (2) weeks’ vacation and/or banked statutory holidays. If the employee takes blocks of less than five (5) days or an individual day, it shall be within a maximum three (3) calendar weeks. Outside of the June 1st to September 30th period, employees will be allowed to take all their vacation and banked statutory holiday in consecutive weeks.
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