Common use of Qualification Provisions Clause in Contracts

Qualification Provisions. 29.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year is not qualified for vacation under paragraph 29.2 hereof will be allowed one calendar day's vacation for each twenty-six days worked and/or available for service, or major portion of such days during the preceding calendar year with a maximum of two weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be 4% of the gross wages of the employee during the preceding calendar year. This basis applies during subsequent years until qualifying for further vacation under paragraph 29.2.

Qualification Provisions. 29.1 24.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year is not qualified for vacation under paragraph 29.2 hereof Article 24.2 hereof, will be allowed one calendar day's vacation for each twenty-six days worked and/or available for service, or major portion of such days during the preceding calendar year with a maximum of two weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be 4% of the gross wages of the employee during the preceding calendar year. This basis applies during subsequent years until qualifying for further vacation under paragraph 29.2Article 24.2.

Qualification Provisions. 29.1 13.1 An employee who at the beginning of the calendar year is not qualified for vacation under paragraph 29.2 hereof Article 13.2 hereof, will be allowed one calendar day's days’ vacation for each twenty-six (26) days worked and/or available for service, or major portion of such days during the preceding calendar year with a maximum of two (2) weeks. Compensation for such vacation will be four percent (4% %) of the gross wages of the employee during the preceding calendar year. This basis applies during subsequent years until qualifying for further vacation under paragraph 29.2Article 13.2.