Substitution of Paid Leave Benefits for Qualifying Exigency Leave Sample Clauses

Substitution of Paid Leave Benefits for Qualifying Exigency Leave. An employee may elect to substitute accrued vacation or compensatory time off for unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave. If an employee wishes to take unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave and the employee’s vacation accrual balance at the maximum, the employee will be required to use at least 10 percent of accrued vacation prior to taking unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave.
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Substitution of Paid Leave Benefits for Qualifying Exigency Leave. Employees may elect to use Pay for Family Care and Bonding (PFCB) if they meet the criteria set forth in Section B.1, above. For any portion of the leave during which employees are not receiving PFCB, they may elect to substitute accrued vacation or compensatory time off for unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave. If an employee wishes to take unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave and the employee’s vacation accrual balance at the maximum, the employee will be required to use at least 10 percent of accrued vacation prior to taking unpaid Qualifying Exigency Leave.
Substitution of Paid Leave Benefits for Qualifying Exigency Leave. Employees may elect to use PFCB if they meet the criteria set forth in Article

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