Common use of Special Observations Clause in Contracts

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) hours for thirty-five (35) hour employees or eight (8) hours for forty (40) hour employees).

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) e.g 7 hours for thirty-five (35) 35 hour employees or eight (8) 8 hours for forty (40) 40 hour employees).

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state State or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) hours for thirty-five (35) hour employees or eight (8) hours for forty (40) hour employees).

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) 7 hours for thirty-five (35) 35 hour employees or eight (8) 8 hours for forty (40) 40 hour employees).

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state State or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) 7 hours for thirty-five (35) 35 hour employees or eight (8) 8 hours for forty (40) 40 hour employees).

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized on an hour-for-hour basis for all time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) hours for thirty-five (35) hour employees or eight (8) hours for forty (40) hour employees)worked.

Special Observations. Whenever the Chief Justice declares a special observation of an event of state State or national concern, and/or time off for all employees (such as a day preceding or following an existing holiday) and authorizes time off to employees of the Judiciary for the observation of such event, those employees who are required to work during the period of the authorized time off shall be granted monetary compensation or compensatory time off, at management's choice, equivalent to the authorized time off for that category of work week (e.g. seven (7) hours for thirty-five (35) hour employees or eight (8) hours for forty (40) hour employees).. EDUCATION AND TRAINING