Common use of Work on General Holiday Clause in Contracts

Work on General Holiday. In the event an employee works on a General Holiday, and qualifies for holiday pay under Article 5.02, he/she shall be paid time and one-half (1 ½ x) his/her regular hourly rate for all hours worked during that day and in addition have the average number of hours (excluding overtime) worked per shift during the previous two (2) pay periods, or that number of hours (excluding overtime) worked on the General Holiday, whichever is greater, accrued as banked dollars. The rate to be used, when calculating the value of the average number of hours as set out above, will be that of the classification worked in the majority of the shifts during the previous two (2) pay periods.

Work on General Holiday. In the event an employee works on a General HolidayXxxxxxx, and qualifies for holiday pay under Article 5.02, he/she shall be paid time and one-half (1 ½ x½x) his/her regular hourly rate for all hours worked during that day and in addition have the average number of hours (excluding overtime) worked per shift during the previous two (2) pay periods, or that number of hours (excluding overtime) worked on the General Holiday, whichever is greater, accrued as banked dollars. The rate to be used, when calculating the value of the average number of hours as set out above, will be that of the classification worked in the majority of the shifts during the previous two (2) pay periods.

Work on General Holiday. In the event an employee works on a General Holiday, and qualifies for holiday pay under Article 5.02, he/she shall be paid time and one-half (1 ½ x1/2x) his/her regular hourly rate for all hours worked during that day and in addition have the average number of hours (excluding overtime) worked per shift during the previous two (2) pay periods, or that number of hours (excluding overtime) worked on the General Holiday, whichever is greater, accrued as banked dollars. The rate to be used, when calculating the value of the average number of hours as set out above, will be that of the classification worked in the majority of the shifts during the previous two (2) pay periods.