Vacation -- Plant Closure Vacation Benefit Sample Clauses

Vacation -- Plant Closure Vacation Benefit. For each employee employed on May 1, 2002, the Company and the Union will determine the amount of accrued but unused vacation, if any, under Article Eleven of the Company/Union 1999-2002 labor agreement which is waived in the transition to the Valero Vacation Plan provided in this Article. If the Company closes the Ardmore Refinery, in addition to Severance Pay, the identified employees still employed at the time of closure will receive payment for such waived vacation on the basis of the applicable wage rate in effect on April 30, 2002, (prior to the expiration of the Company/Union 1999-2002 labor agreement) and the amount of accrued vacation waived.
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