Religious Compensatory Leave Sample Clauses

Religious Compensatory Leave. A. A Judge whose personal religious beliefs require the abstention from work during certain periods of time may elect to work compensatory time for time lost for meeting those religious requirements consistent with law and regulations. The Employer may allow a Judge, including a Judge whose salary has reached the aggregate pay limitation, to work hours in excess of the basic forty-hour (40-hour) workweek in order to compensate time used when fulfilling religious obligations. The Parties acknowledge that the earning and use of compensatory time off for religious purposes involves a mere substitution of time and, unlike traditional compensatory time off granted under 5 U.S.C. §5543, cannot replace or result in a Judge being entitled to premium compensation.
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