Special Pay to Employees Who Retire and Have Completed 25 Years of Service Sample Clauses

Special Pay to Employees Who Retire and Have Completed 25 Years of Service. Any employee who has completed 25 years of service by December 31st of any current calendar year and who otherwise qualified for a vacation under Article 11 and who remains a full-time employee through June 30th of the current calendar year shall, upon death or retirement during such current calendar year, be entitled to two weeks vacation compensation equal to eighty (80) hours computed by dividing their base annual wage by 2,080 hours. In addition, such employee shall be entitled to receive compensation for five (5) holidays equal to forty (40) hours computed by dividing their base annual wage by 2,080 hours. The foregoing total of 120 hours of compensation shall be reduced by any vacation and holiday time taken to the extent such was earned during the current calendar year through June 30th. There shall be no prorations.
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