Granting of Vacation Leave. 18.02 (1) In granting vacation leave with pay to an employee, the Employer shall make every reasonable effort:
Granting of Vacation Leave. 31.2.1 Both parties agree that although vacation leave credits are earned as a matter of right, the scheduling and granting of such leave must be authorized in advance by the Council before such leave is taken. The scheduling and granting of vacation leave should be so arranged as to adequately meet the operational requirements of the Council.
Granting of Vacation Leave. In granting vacation leave with pay to an employee, the Employer shall, subject to unforeseen emergencies or unusual operational requirements of a temporary nature, make every reasonable effort:
Granting of Vacation Leave. The employees in a department should settle a vacation schedule each year subject to the approval of the Administrative Head.
Granting of Vacation Leave a) Subject to the provisions of clause 19.09, vacation shall be granted in the fiscal year in respect of which it was earned
Granting of Vacation Leave. During the first six (6) calendar months of employment, an employee is entitled to vacation leave up to the amount of earned credits.
Granting of Vacation Leave. 18.04 In granting vacation leave with pay to an employee, the Association shall make every reasonable effort:
Granting of Vacation Leave a. The vacation year extends from January 1 to December 31. In granting vacation leave with pay the Employer shall, subject to its operations requirements:
Granting of Vacation Leave. 12.03 In granting vacation leave with pay to an Employee, the Employer shall, subject to the operational requirements of the Royal Canadian Mint, make every reasonable effort to grant an Employee vacation leave for the period or periods that they have requested in writing, and where it is impossible to do so, the Employer shall grant preference to those Employees who have the longest Continuous Employment as a protective services officer;
Granting of Vacation Leave. (a) Both parties agree that although vacation leave credits are earned as a matter of right, the scheduling and granting of such leave must be authorized in advance by the Council before such leave is taken. The scheduling of vacation leave should be so arranged as to adequately meet the operational requirements, and subject to said operational requirements, an employee may: during the first six (6) calendar months of employment be granted vacation leave up to the amount of earned credits; after the first six (6) calendar months of employment be granted vacation leave in excess of the earned credits but only to the extent of credits that would accumulate to the end of the fiscal year concerned. However, if an employee has used more vacation leave than has earned and services are terminated for a reason other than death, or lay-off with two (2) or more years of continuous service, the salary over-payment resulting from the use of unearned vacation leave shall be recovered from the employee by the Council. The Council shall give an employee as much notice as practicable and reasonable of approval, disapproval or cancellation of a request for vacation leave. An employee's vacation shall normally be taken in the fiscal year in which the employee becomes eligible to take it. The Council shall, subject to operational requirements make every reasonable effort: to schedule an employee's vacation leave at a time or times requested by the employee to permit an employee to use at an agreed time in the following vacation year, any unused vacation credits earned by the employee in the current vacation year, provided that the employee has filed by January 2nd such a request. If by January 2nd an employee has not utilized all vacation credits for the current vacation year, or obtained approval to schedule them in the following vacation year, the employee shall make every reasonable effort by January to schedule the balance of the current year's vacation credits at times acceptable to the Council, or to provide a general plan acceptable to the Council on how they will be used by the end of the current vacation year. In the absence of such a plan or schedule acceptable to the Council, the Council may after January schedule the balance of an employee's unused vacation leave in excess of twenty-five (225) hours. two Carry-Over Provisions
