Common use of Time Off for Elections Clause in Contracts

Time Off for Elections. An employee who is an elector, shall be allowed three (3) consecutive hours off without loss of pay while the polls are open on polling day for Federal, Provincial or Municipal elections, for the purpose of casting their vote.

Time Off for Elections. An If the hours of employment of an employee who is an elector, shall be allowed do not allow for three (3) consecutive hours off without loss of pay while the polls are open on polling day for Federalprovincial, Provincial municipal or Municipal referendum elections and four (4) consecutive hours off while the polls are open on polling day for federal elections, the employee shall be allowed such additional time off for voting as may be necessary to provide those consecutive hours off without the purpose of casting their votededuction from normal daily pay.

Time Off for Elections. An employee who is an elector, shall be allowed three (3) consecutive hours off without loss of pay while the polls are open on polling day for Federal, Provincial or Municipal elections, for the purpose of casting their his vote.

Time Off for Elections. An employee who is an elector, shall be allowed The Employer agrees to provide Employees with up to three (3) consecutive hours away from work without loss of earnings in the event the Employee does not have three (3) consecutive hours off without loss of pay while the polls are open work before or after their scheduled shift during polling hours on polling day for a Federal, Provincial Provincial, or Municipal elections, for the purpose of casting their election day or Referendum to vote.

Time Off for Elections. An If the hours of employment of an employee who is an elector, shall be allowed do not allow for three (3) consecutive hours off without loss in advance of pay while the closing of the polls are open on polling day for Federalprovincial, Provincial municipal or Municipal referendum elections and four (4) consecutive hours off in advance of the closing of the polls on polling day for federal elections, the employee shall be allowed such additional time off for voting as may be necessary to provide those consecutive hours off without the purpose of casting their votededuction from normal daily pay.