Common use of Effective January Clause in Contracts

Effective January. 1, 1991 a full-time employee who becomes a part-time employee will maintain his/her present sick leave accumulation unless it exceeds the pro-rated maximum accumulation. Sick leave credits in excess of the pro-rated maximum will be segregated into an account entitled "excess sick-leave account" and will be reinstated on a pro-rata basis should that person increase his/her percentage of time worked.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

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Effective January. 1, 1991 1991, a full-time employee who becomes a part-time employee will maintain his/her present sick leave accumulation unless it exceeds the pro-rated maximum accumulation. Sick leave credits in excess of the pro-rated maximum will be segregated into an account entitled "excess sick-sick leave account" and will be reinstated on a pro-rata basis should that person increase his/her percentage of time worked.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Collective Agreement, Collective Agreement

Effective January. 1, 1991 a full-time employee who becomes a part-time employee will maintain his/her present sick leave accumulation unless it exceeds the pro-rated maximum accumulation. Sick Xxxx leave credits in excess of the pro-rated maximum will be segregated into an account entitled "excess sick-leave account" and will be reinstated on a pro-rata basis should that person increase his/her percentage of time worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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Effective January. 1, 1991 a full-time employee who becomes a part-time employee will maintain his/her present sick leave accumulation unless it exceeds the pro-rated maximum accumulation. Sick Xxxx leave credits in excess of the pro-rated maximum will be segregated into an account entitled "excess sick-leave account" '' and will be reinstated on a pro-rata basis should that person increase his/her percentage of time worked.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Collective Agreement

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