Common use of Six Weeks Clause in Contracts

Six Weeks. 11:04 Each employee who has completed fifteen (15) years continuous service in the employ of the Company and has worked a minimum of one thousand (1,000) hours for the Company during the preceding twelve (12) months shall be entitled to a total of six (6) weeks vacation with pay equal to six (6) full weeks straight-time pay at the employee's regular rate, or eleven percent (11%) of annual gross earnings, whichever is the greater.

Six Weeks. 11:04 Each employee who has completed fifteen Upon completion of twenty-one (1521) years of continuous service in the employ of the Company and has worked a minimum of one thousand (1,000) hours for the Company during the preceding twelve (12) months service, employees shall be entitled to a total of six (6) weeks vacation with pay equal to six (6) full weeks straight-weeks’ vacation at straight time pay at the employee's regular ratepay, or eleven twelve percent (1112%) of annual gross earnings, whichever is the greater.

Six Weeks. 11:04 11:06 Each employee who has completed fifteen twenty-six (1526) years of continuous service in the employ of the Company and has worked a minimum of one thousand seventeen hundred and fifty (1,0001,750) hours for the Company during the preceding twelve (12) months shall be entitled to a total of six (6) weeks vacation with pay equal to six (6) full weeks straight-straight time pay at the employee's regular rate, or eleven twelve percent (1112%) of annual gross earnings, whichever is the greater.

Six Weeks. 11:04 Summary: Each employee who has completed fifteen twenty-five (1525) years years' continuous service in the employ of the Company and has worked a minimum of one thousand (1,000) hours for the Company during the preceding twelve (12) months 12)months shall be entitled to a total of six (6) weeks weeks' vacation with pay equal to six (6) full weeks weeks' straight-time pay at the employee's regular rate, or eleven twelve percent (1112%) of annual gross earnings, whichever is the greater.