Common use of TIME OFF FOR VOTING Clause in Contracts

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two hours before or two hours after the regular scheduled work period it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general 1. On any election day, an employee who is registered to vote and whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off two (2) hours leave with pay for this purpose. When Where the polls are open opened two (2) hours before or two (2) hours after the regular scheduled work period period, it shall be considered sufficient time for voting. 2. An employee shall not be granted administrative leave to work at the polls during elections.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two (2) hours before or two (2) hours after the regular scheduled work period period, it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general 21.1 On any election day, an employee who is registered to vote and whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When Where the polls are open two hours one (1) hour before or two hours one (1) hour after the regular scheduled work period period, it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two hours before or two hours after the regular scheduled work period period, or if early voting is available, it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 30.1 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours elections, at the discretion of work do not allow the supervisor, employees shall be granted sufficient time for voting shall the purpose of voting. This time will be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two hours before or two hours after the regular scheduled work period it shall only granted to registered and eligible voters and will be considered sufficient time for votingwithout loss of pay, not to exceed one (1) hour.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 22.01 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two hours before or two hours after the regular scheduled work period it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.

TIME OFF FOR VOTING. ‌ 20.01 During a primary or general election an employee who is registered to vote whose hours of work do not allow sufficient time for voting shall be allowed the necessary time off with pay for this purpose. When the polls are open two hours before or two hours after the regular scheduled work period it shall be considered sufficient time for voting.