Seasonal Base Sample Clauses

Seasonal Base. A base that is not open year round.
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Seasonal Base. The Company will determine based on the number of months served as a CSM during the vacation accrual period of May 1st of one year to March 1st of the following year. If a CCM has operated for half of this time as a CSM then he will bid for vacation as a CSM.
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Seasonal Base. 8.13.1 A CCM at a Seasonal Base will be required to make a decision on March 1st if he wants to bid for unpaid vacation time for the following season when he returns from layoff status. It is understood that at time of layoff, he will be paid out all vacation earnings therefore, any vacation time which is bid in the following season when he returns after layoff will be unpaid.
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Seasonal Base. By July 1st of each year, a CSM may request a downgrade for the upcoming winter season providing the Company is able to replace his position. The winter season is defined by open and close dates of such base.
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