Whether Employees at Their Option May Request Sample Clauses

Whether Employees at Their Option May Request. Two Selections During the Choice Vacation Period, in Units of Either Five (5) or Ten (10) Days (Item 7) Employees may request two selections during the choice vacation period in units of five (5) and ten (10) days or one selection of fifteen (15) days, pursuant to Section 10.3.D of the 2021 National Agreement.
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Whether Employees at Their Option May Request. TWO SELECTIONS DURING THE CHOICE VACATION PERIOD, IN UNITS OF EITHER 5 OR 10 DAYS. Mailhandlers who earn thirteen (13) days annual leave per year shall be granted up to ten (10) days of continuous leave during the choice vacation period. The number of days of annual leave not to exceed ten (10) will be at the option of the Mailhandler. Mailhandlers who earn twenty (20) or twenty-six (26) days annual leave per year shall be granted up to fifteen (15) days of continuous leave during the choice vacation period. The number of days of annual leave not to exceed fifteen (15) will be at the option of the Mailhandler. The subject of whether a Mailhandler at the Mailhandlers option request two (2) selections during the choice period(s) in units of either five (5) or ten (10) working days, the total not to exceed the ten

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