Common use of Use by Anniversary Date Clause in Contracts

Use by Anniversary Date. If an employee accrues excess hours of holiday credits, such excess hours shall be taken before the employee's next anniversary date of employment or the credits shall be lost. The employee is responsible for working with his/her supervisor to ensure that excess holiday credit hours are used prior to the employee’s anniversary date. If the employee is not allowed to use holiday credit hours due to operational necessity the credits will be lost.

Use by Anniversary Date. If an employee accrues excess hours of holiday credits, such excess hours shall be taken before the employee's next anniversary date of employment or the credits shall be lost. The employee is responsible for working with his/her supervisor to ensure that excess holiday credit hours are used prior to the employee’s anniversary date. If the employee is not allowed to use holiday credit hours due to operational necessity the credits will not be lost.

Use by Anniversary Date. ‌ If an employee accrues excess hours of holiday credits, such excess hours shall be taken before the employee's next anniversary date of employment or the credits shall be lost. The employee is responsible for working with his/her supervisor to ensure that excess holiday credit hours are used prior to the employee’s anniversary date. If the employee is not allowed to use holiday credit hours due to operational necessity the credits will be lost.

Use by Anniversary Date. 16 If an employee accrues excess hours of holiday credits, such excess hours 17 shall be taken before the employee's next anniversary date of employment 18 or the credits shall be lost. The employee is responsible for working with 19 his/her supervisor to ensure that excess holiday credit hours are used prior 20 to the employee’s anniversary date. If the employee is not allowed to use 21 holiday credit hours due to operational necessity the credits will not be lost.