Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees Sample Clauses

Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees. New employees who begin work in the middle of a month or pay period earn vacation credits on a prorated basis for the first partial month or pay period. Although new employees will earn vacation credits on a prorated basis during the first partial month or pay period of service, they are not entitled to use vacation credits (or be paid upon separation) until the employee has completed six (6) months.
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Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees. (a) New employees who begin work in the middle of a month or pay period earn vacation credits on a prorated basis for the first partial month or pay period provided they work at least thirty-two (32) hours. Although new employees will earn vacation credits on a prorated basis during the first partial month or pay period of service, they are not entitled to use vacation credits (or be paid upon separation) until the employee has completed six (6) months. The employee must work or be paid for at least thirty-two (32) hours in each calendar month or pay period, to be eligible. (b) Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for unused vacation leave accrued through the last full calendar month or pay period of service, based on each employee’s work schedule. If the employee does not work or is not in pay status through the last regularly scheduled workday in the last calendar month or pay period, payment for such month or period shall be made on a pro-rata basis. Separation of an employee may fall on any given day of the month, either as designated by the employee in his/her letter of resignation or by the Agency in the notice of involuntary separation. (c) Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for accumulated vacation leave and compensatory time at the hourly rate equivalent to his/her base rate at the time of separation. An employee shall not be eligible for vacation pay-out upon separation unless the employee has completed six (6) months or the equivalent.
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Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees. (a) New employees who begin work in the middle of a month or pay period earn vacation credits on a prorated basis for the first partial month or pay period. Although new employees will earn vacation credits on a prorated basis during the first partial month or pay period of service, they are not entitled to use vacation credits (or be paid upon separation) until the employee has completed six (6) months. (b) Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for unused vacation leave accrued through the last full calendar month or pay period of service, based on each employee’s work schedule. If the employee does not work or is not in pay status through the last regularly scheduled workday in the last calendar month or pay period, payment for such month or period shall be made on a pro-rata basis. Separation of an employee may fall on any given day of the month, either as designated by the employee in their letter of resignation or by the Agency in the notice of involuntary separation. (c) Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for accumulated vacation leave and compensatory time at the hourly rate equivalent to their base rate at the time of separation. An employee shall not be eligible for vacation pay-out upon separation unless the employee has completed six (6) months or the equivalent.
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Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees. (A) New employees who begin work in the middle of a month or pay period earn vacation credits on a prorated basis for the first partial month or pay period. (B) Separating employees who are eligible, will be paid for unused vacation leave accrued through the last day of service, based on each employee's work schedule. (C) Separating employees who are eligible, will be paid for accumulated vacation leave and compensatory time at the hourly rate equivalent to his/her base rate at the time of separation. An employee shall not be eligible for vacation pay-out upon separation unless the employee has completed six (6) full calendar months or the equivalent.
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Vacation Leave for New or Separating Employees. (a) New employees who begin work in the middle of a month or pay period earn vacation credits on a prorated basis for the first partial month or pay period provided they work at least thirty-two (32) hours. Although new employees will earn vacation credits on a prorated basis during the first partial month or pay period of service, they are not entitled to use vacation credits (or be paid upon separation) until the employee has completed six (6) full calendar months or pay periods. The employee must work or be paid for at least thirty-two (32) hours in each calendar month or pay period, to be eligible. Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for unused vacation leave accrued through the last full calendar month or pay period of service, based on each employee’s work schedule. If the employee does not work or is not in pay status through the last regularly scheduled workday in the last calendar month or pay period, payment for such month or period shall be made on a pro-rata basis. Separation of an employee may fall on any given day of the month, either as designated by the employee in his/her letter of resignation or by the Agency in the notice of involuntary separation. (b) Separating employees who are eligible will be paid for accumulated vacation leave and compensatory time at the hourly rate equivalent to his/her base rate at the time of separation. An employee shall not be eligible for vacation pay-out upon separation unless the employee has completed six (6) full calendar months or the equivalent. After (a) (b) (c) 15th year through 20th year;15th annual season through 20th annual season; or,180th month through 240th month. 21 workdays for each 12 full calendar months of service (14 hours per month) (c) 20th year through 25th year;20th annual season through 25th annual season; or,240th month through 300th month. 24 workdays for each 12 full calendar months of service (16 hours per month) After (a) (b) (c) 25th year;25th annual season; or, 300th month. 27 workdays for each 12 full calendar months of service (18 hours per month)
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