Common use of Other Vacation Leave Provisions Clause in Contracts

Other Vacation Leave Provisions. (A) At the end of February of each calendar year, employees shall be paid for any vacation balances in excess of the maximums fixed by this Article accruing after January 1, 1964, upon certification by the Appointing Authority to the City Auditor and the approval by City Council that due to unusual circumstances, it is not in the best interests of the City to permit an employee to take vacation leave which would otherwise be forfeited as provided in Section 20.1(A)(2) and Section 20.1(B)(2). (B) No vacation credit shall be earned by an employee working an average forty (40) hour workweek for any pay period in which such employee is off duty and not in paid status for more than eight (8) hours of regularly scheduled work; and no vacation credit shall be earned by an employee working under the three (3) platoon system for any pay period in which such employee is off duty and not in paid status for more than twenty-four

Other Vacation Leave Provisions. (A) At the end of February of each calendar year, employees shall be paid for any vacation balances in excess of the maximums fixed by this Article accruing after January 1, 1964Article, upon certification by the Appointing Authority to the City Auditor and the approval by City Council that due to unusual circumstances, it is not in the best interests of the City to permit an employee to take vacation leave which would otherwise be forfeited as provided in Section 20.1(A)(2) and Section 20.1(B)(2). (B) No vacation credit shall be earned by an employee working an average forty (40) hour workweek for any pay period in which such employee is off duty and not in paid status for more than eight (8) hours of regularly scheduled work; and no vacation credit shall be earned by an employee working under the three (3) platoon system for any pay period in which such employee is off duty and not in paid status for more than twenty-four