Common use of Vacation Entitlements Clause in Contracts

Vacation Entitlements. ‌ (1) 1 year of service 8 years of service 16 years of service 23 years of service (2) 15 days 20 days 25 days 30 days Employees will be entitled to one (1) additional day of vacation for each year of service commencing in the calendar year in which the twenty-fifth anniversary occurs, until a total of thirty-five (35) days has been reached. Employees with five (5) additional vacation days may elect to take them in a block as scheduled annual vacation. Unless these additional days are scheduled as annual vacation, they will be treated as 'random days'.

Vacation Entitlements. ‌ (1) 1 In the calendar year of service 8 years of service 16 years of service 23 years of service (2) 15 days 20 days 25 days 30 days of: 1st * - 7th anniversary - 3 weeks 8th - 15th anniversary - 4 weeks 16th - 22nd anniversary - 5 weeks 23rd and later anniversary - 6 weeks *An employee shall not take a vacation in his first anniversary year until he has completed his probationary period. Employees will be entitled to one (1) additional day of vacation for each year of service commencing in the calendar year in which the twenty-fifth anniversary occurscalendar year of service, until a total of thirty-thirty- five (35) vacation days has been reached. Employees with five (5) additional vacation days may elect to take them in a block as scheduled annual vacation. Unless these additional days are scheduled as annual vacation, they will be treated as 'random days'.

Vacation Entitlements. ‌ (1) 1 In the calendar year of service 8 years of service 16 years of service 23 years of service (2) 15 days 20 days 25 days 30 days of: 1st * - 7th anniversary - 3 weeks 8th - 15th anniversary - 4 weeks 16th - 22nd anniversary - 5 weeks 23rd and later anniversary - 6 weeks *An employee shall not take a vacation in his first anniversary year until he has completed his probationary period. Employees will be entitled to one (1) additional day of vacation for each year of service commencing in the calendar year in which the twenty-fifth anniversary occurscalendar year of service, until a total of thirty-five (35) vacation days has been reached. Employees with five (5) additional vacation days may elect to take them in a block as scheduled annual vacation. Unless these additional days are scheduled as annual vacation, they will be treated as 'random days'.