Over-the-Road and Local Sample Clauses

Over-the-Road and Local. Cartage Operations New employees who have worked one hundred thirty (130) days or more from their first day of seniority to their first anniversary shall be entitled to one (1) week’s vacation. Thereafter, regardless of the number of years of service, an employee must work one (1) day in each calendar year in addition to working one hundred thirty (130) days in the previous calendar year in order to qualify for a full xxxx- tion each calendar year. All vacations earned by an employee shall be paid for by the Employer, except an employee who is discharged shall not be paid vacation for the current year. Payment of New Year’s holiday shall constitute a day’s work for purposes of qualify- ing for vacation. Any employee who has one hundred eighty (180) or more paid for days (tours of duty) in the previous calendar year will not be required to work the one (1) day (tour of duty) as referred to here-in. If an employee works less than one hundred thirty (130) days in the previous calendar year he shall receive a pro rata vacation based on one-twelfth (1/12th) of the vacation to which he is entitled for each twenty-two (22) days worked in the previous calendar year. Any laid off employee receiving vacation in a calendar year because of receiving New Year’s Day and does not work any more in that year is not qualified for any other holidays or vacation payment the fol- lowing year. All time paid for plus any absence up to thirty (30) days due to ill- ness, or up to sixty (60) days due to an occupational injury, with a maximum of sixty (60) days for both, shall be credited towards computing the qualifying time required. An employee who has qualified with one hundred thirty (130) days and is injured and on compensation, or sick, on January 1, of the following calendar year shall receive full vacation during that cal- endar year even though he has not worked the one (1) day referred to above. This provision does not apply if such illness or injury con- tinues in the second calendar year. The credit days specified above for illness or accident shall not apply for the second calendar year. Vacation schedules shall be posted by the Employer during the months of January 1 through March 31. Employees who sign the schedules during the posting period cannot be bumped after the Employer approves the bid. Any Employee who does not select his/her vacation when the vacation schedules are posted for bid, will be allowed to ask for vacation as they need it. However, the Employer is...
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