Vacation Calculated to April 1st Sample Clauses

Vacation Calculated to April 1st. Vacations will be based on service computed to April 1st in the year in which the vacation is to be taken.
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Vacation Calculated to April 1st. 40 (a) First Vacation 40 (b) Vacation Scale 40 (c) Method of Calculating Vacation Pay 40 (d) Completion of Required Service After April 1st 41 19.2 Vacation Season 41 19.3 Vacations on Termination 41 19.4 No Carry Over of Vacations 41 19.5 Importance of Vacation 42 ARTICLE 20 - SAFETY AND HEALTH 42 ARTICLE 21 - TOOLS, LICENCES AND CLOTHING 21.1 Hand Tools 42 21.2 Renewal of Licences 42 21.3 Clothing 42 21.4 Safety Footwear 43 21.5 Tools - Mechanical 43 ARTICLE 22 - SICK PAY AND WELFARE PLAN 22.1 Sick Pay 43 22.2 Life Insurance 44 22.3 Extended Health Care Plan 44 22.4 Dental Plan 44 ARTICLE 23 - GOVERNMENT REGULATIONS 44 ARTICLE 24 - UNION NOTICES 44 ARTICLE 25 - STRIKES AND LOCKOUTS 25.1 Slow-downs or Interruptions of Production 44 25.2 Strikes or Lockouts During Life of Agreement 44 ARTICLE 26 - PLANT CLOSING 45 ARTICLE 27 - WORK METHODS AND REQUIREMENTS 27.1 Change in Working Methods 47 27.2 Work Requirements 47 ARTICLE 28 - DURATION OF AGREEMENT 48 ARTICLE 29 - LOCAL INTERPRETATION AND ADMINISTRATION 48 MEMORANDA OF AGREEMENT AND LETTERS OF UNDERSTANDING 49-68 hereinafter called "the Company" - and - Local 1000A, hereinafter called "the Union".
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Vacation Calculated to April 1st. Xxxx- tions will be based on service computed to April 1st in the year in which the vacation is to be taken, on the following basis:
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