Common use of Vacation Leave Credits Clause in Contracts

Vacation Leave Credits. (a) Employees on regular appointments of 12 months a year shall earn vacation leave credits as follows; prorated where there is less than a full year's service: (1) During the first to sixth consecutive years of employment inclusive, employees shall receive 20 working days paid annual vacation. (2) During the seventh to ninth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 26 working days annual vacation. (3) During the tenth to fourteenth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 27 working days annual vacation. (4) During the fifteenth to nineteenth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 28 working days annual vacation. (5) During the twentieth to twenty-fourth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 29 working days annual vacation. (6) During the twenty-fifth consecutive year of employment and thereafter, employees shall receive 30 working days annual vacation. (b) For employees on full-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based upon every month of service in which employees are paid a minimum of 70 hours. (c) For employees on part-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based on actual hours worked. (d) Employees on full-time regular appointments of less than 12 months or a part-time regular appointment shall earn vacation leave credits in accordance with Clause 42.5(a) on the basis of accumulative service.

Vacation Leave Credits. (a1) Employees on regular appointments of 12 months a year shall earn vacation leave credits as follows; prorated where there is less than a full year's service:: * (1i) During the first to sixth consecutive years of employment inclusive, employees shall receive 20 working days days' paid annual vacation. (2ii) During the seventh to ninth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 26 working days annual vacation. (3iii) During the tenth to fourteenth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 27 working days annual vacation. (4iv) During the fifteenth to nineteenth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 28 working days annual vacation. (5v) During the twentieth to twenty-fourth consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 29 working days annual vacation. (6vi) During the twenty-fifth consecutive year of employment and thereafter, employees shall receive 30 working days annual vacation. (b2) For employees on full-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based upon every month of service in which employees are paid a minimum of 70 hours. (c3) For employees on part-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based on actual hours worked. (d4) Employees on full-time regular appointments of less than 12 months or a part-time regular appointment shall earn vacation leave credits in accordance with Clause 42.5(aclause 42.05 (1) on the basis of accumulative service.

Vacation Leave Credits. (a) Employees on regular appointments of 12 months a year shall earn vacation leave credits as follows; prorated where there is less than a full year's ’s service: (1) During the first 1st to sixth 6th consecutive years of employment inclusive, employees shall receive 20 working days paid annual vacation. (2) During the seventh 7th to ninth 9th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 26 working days annual vacation. (3) During the tenth 10th to fourteenth 14th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 27 working days annual vacation. (4) During the fifteenth 15th to nineteenth 19th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 28 working days annual vacation. (5) During the twentieth 20th to twenty-fourth 24th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 29 working days annual vacation. (6) During the twenty-fifth 25th consecutive year of employment and thereafter, employees shall receive 30 working days annual vacation. (b) For employees on full-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based upon every month of service in which employees are paid a minimum of 70 hours. (c) For employees on part-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based on actual hours worked. (d) Employees on full-time regular appointments of less than 12 months or a part-time regular appointment shall earn vacation leave credits in accordance with Clause 42.5(a) on the basis of accumulative service.

Vacation Leave Credits. ‌ (a) Employees on regular appointments of 12 months a year shall earn vacation leave credits as follows; prorated where there is less than a full year's service: (1) During the first 1st to sixth 6th consecutive years of employment inclusive, employees shall receive 20 working days paid annual vacation. (2) During the seventh 7th to ninth 9th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 26 working days annual vacation. (3) During the tenth 10th to fourteenth 14th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 27 working days annual vacation. (4) During the fifteenth 15th to nineteenth 19th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 28 working days annual vacation. (5) During the twentieth 20th to twenty-fourth 24th consecutive years of employment, employees shall receive 29 working days annual vacation. (6) During the twenty-fifth 25th consecutive year of employment and thereafter, employees shall receive 30 working days annual vacation. (b) For employees on full-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based upon every month of service in which employees are paid a minimum of 70 hours. (c) For employees on part-time regular appointments proration of annual vacation entitlement shall be based on actual hours worked. (d) Employees on full-time regular appointments of less than 12 months or a part-time regular appointment shall earn vacation leave credits in accordance with Clause 42.5(a) on the basis of accumulative service.