Qualifications and Pay for Holidays Sample Clauses

Qualifications and Pay for Holidays. All full and part-time employees who qualify for holiday pay shall receive eight (8) hours pay at the straight time rate for full-time employees and 3 hours pay at the straight time rate for part-time employees . For employees not scheduled to work on the holiday, to qualify for holiday pay the employee must be on active pay status or must work on both the last regular scheduled work shift preceding the holiday and the first regularly scheduled work shift following the holiday . Full-time employees who work on the day the holiday is observed as scheduled shall receive their regular rate of pay for all hours worked on that day plus eight (8) hours of holiday pay at the straight- time . Part-time employees who work on the day the holiday is observed as scheduled shall receive their regular rate of pay for all hours worked on that day plus three (3) hours of holiday pay at the straight- time . An employee scheduled to work and who fails to work on any such holiday shall receive no pay .
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Qualifications and Pay for Holidays. All employees who qualify for pay on these holidays shall receive eight (8) hours pay at straight-time rates even though no work shall be required of them. In order to qualify for such paid holidays, the employee must be on active pay status or must report for work on both the last regular working day immediately preceding the holiday and on the first regular working day following the holiday. Unless the employee so reports, he/she shall receive no pay for such holiday. An employee who receives a miss- out and, within two hours, reports in person to the appropriate supervisor of record and is released on the day before or the day after the holiday must use eight (8) hours of PTO on the day of the miss-out to be eligible for holiday pay. Employees who work on the day a holiday is observed shall receive their regular rate of pay that day, plus eight (8) hours of holiday pay at straight- time. Any paid hours in excess of eight (8) shall be paid at double-time. An employee who fails to report for scheduled work on any such holiday shall receive no pay. Any employee on paid time oR on any of the paid holiday set forth above shall have the day paid as a holiday and such day shall not be charged against the employee’s accumulated paid time oR.
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