Special Time Off at Christmas Sample Clauses

Special Time Off at Christmas. Time off will be granted to full-year employees on the days preceding or following Christmas as indicated below according to the day of the week on which Christmas is legally observed. Christmas Observed On Time Off Monday ½ day on preceding Friday Tuesday 1 day: preceding Monday Wednesday 1 day: preceding Tuesday Thursday 1 day: following Friday Friday 1 day: preceding Thursday Saturday 1 day: preceding Friday Under unusual conditions the College may provide such time off on other days than as specified above in a particular year, provided that written notice thereof is given to the Union on or before December 1 of such year. Each such employee will receive his/her straight-time pay for his/her regularly scheduled hours (not including any overtime hours) which he/she would otherwise have worked except for such time off. If such employee is required to work during such time-off period in order to continue essential services or provide for emergency needs, he/she shall be paid for such hours actually worked at straight-time, in addition to the time-off pay provided in the preceding sentence.
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Special Time Off at Christmas. Time off will be granted to employees on the days preceding or following Christmas as indicated below according to the day of the week on which Christmas is legally observed. Christmas Observed on Time Off Monday 1/2 day on preceding Friday Tuesday 1 day preceding Monday Wednesday 1 day preceding Tuesday Thursday 1 day following Friday Friday 1 day preceding Thursday Saturday 1 day preceding Friday Under unusual conditions the College may provide such time off on other days than as specified above in a particular year, provided that written notice thereof is given to the Association on or before December 1 of such year. Each such employee will receive his straight-time pay for his regularly scheduled hours (not including any overtime hours) which he would otherwise have worked except for such time off. If such employee is required to work during such time-off period in order to continue essential services or provide for emergency needs, he shall be paid for such hours actually worked at straight-time, in addition to the time-off pay provided in the preceding sentence. For example, as to an employee who is regularly scheduled to work an eight (8)-hour day, if such an employee is required to work during an eight (8)-hour time-off period as specified above, he shall be paid for his eight (8) hours actually worked at straight-time in addition to eight (8) hours of time-off pay as specified above (i.e., at straight-time); or if such an employee uses eight (8) hours vacation during such a time-off period, he shall receive his vacation pay in addition to eight (8) hours of time off pay as specified above (i.e., at straight-time); or if such an employee has a regular day off during such a time-off period, he shall receive eight (8) hours of time-off pay as specified above. (These examples apply to time-off periods of one (1) day. If Christmas is observed on a Monday, so that the time off period is one-half (1/2) day as specified, the time-off pay shall be four (4) hours at straight time.)
Special Time Off at Christmas. Time off will be granted to employees on the day preceding Christmas. If such employee is required to work during such time-off period in order to continue essential services or provide for emergency needs, he shall be paid for such hours actually worked at straight-time, in addition to the time-off pay provided in the preceding sentence. For example, as to an employee who is regularly scheduled to work an eight (8)-hour day, if such an employee is required to work during an eight (8)-hour time-off period as specified above, he shall be paid for his eight (8) hours actually worked at straight-time in addition to eight (8) hours of time-off pay as specified above (i.e., at straight-time); or if such an employee uses eight (8) hours vacation during such a time-off period, he shall receive his vacation pay in addition to eight (8) hours of time off pay as specified above (i.e., at straight-time); or if such an employee has a regular day off during such a time-off period, he shall receive eight (8) hours of time-off pay as specified above.

Related to Special Time Off at Christmas

  • Christmas Day Easter Tuesday shall be observed as a Public Holiday in lieu of Easter Saturday and any work performed on Easter Saturday shall be paid at ordinary Saturday penalty rates. Should Christmas Day, Boxing Day, New Years Day, Australia Day or ANZAC day fall on a weekend, the following Monday, or other day as agreed shall be taken in lieu.

  • Christmas or New Year's Day Off The Employer agrees to make every reasonable effort to ensure that employees required to work shift shall have at least Christmas Day or the following New Year's Day off.

  • Holiday Falling on a Scheduled Workday‌ An employee who works on a designated holiday which is a scheduled workday shall be compensated at the rate of double-time for hours worked, plus a day off in lieu of the holiday; except for Christmas and New Year's when the compensation shall be at the rate of double-time and one-half for hours worked, plus a day off in lieu of the holiday. The scheduling of the lieu day shall be subject to Clause 14.10.

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