paid holiday definition
paid holiday means:
(a) in the case of a shift that does not commence and end in the same day, the twenty-four
paid holiday means holiday with pay for the period thereof;
paid holiday means a day off with pay or, if in the opinion of the Department Manager this is not practicable in the operation of the department, monetary compensation in lieu of a day off with pay. The reduction of work shall occur on the holiday itself, or within the calendar week including the holiday. Firefighters and Police Officers shall receive monetary compensation for holidays at the rate of one-twentieth of one month's salary for each holiday, whether the holiday is worked or not. To receive holiday pay, employees must work both the last full scheduled workday before and after the holiday unless the employee’s absence is approved in advance upon submission of a leave request form, or the employee submits a valid physician’s statement evidencing his/her inability to work on that day.
More Definitions of paid holiday
paid holiday means New Year’s Day, Human Rights Day, Good Friday, Family Day, Freedom Day, Workers’ Day, Youth Day, National Women’s Day, Heritage Day, Day of Reconciliation, Christmas Day, Day of Goodwill and any other day declared to be a paid public holiday in terms of the Public Holidays Act No. 36 of 1994;
paid holiday means a paid public holiday as defined in the Public Holidays Act No. 36 of 1994; “paid leave” means any annual, leave, paid sick leave, paid union representative leave or paid family responsibility leave that the employee is entitle to in terms of this agreement;
paid holiday means any of the public holidays specified in Schedule 1 of the Public Holidays Act, 1994 (Act No. 36 of 1994);
paid holiday means one of the following days: New Year's Day, Memorial Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day. Friday after Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. A paid holiday shall be deemed to begin at the beginning of the First Shift on such paid holiday and to end at the beginning of the First Shift on the next succeeding day.