Common use of Carry-Over Provisions Clause in Contracts

Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.

Appears in 6 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year year, at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-sixty- two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirementsbased on management’s request. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily paid by cheque at the end of the fiscal year year, at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year year, at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.. **

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-sixty- two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year year, at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.six

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.. **

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

Carry-Over Provisions. 31.4.1 Employees shall be entitled to carry earned but unused vacation credits over into the following fiscal year to a maximum of two hundred sixty-sixty- two decimal five (262.5) hours leave. The 262.5 hours limit may only be exceeded where the Council cancels a previously scheduled period of vacation leave and the employee reschedules the excess for use at a later date or where the employee was unable to schedule or take vacation leave due to operational requirements. Earned and unused vacation leave credits in excess of the 262.5 hours shall be compensated monetarily at the end of the fiscal year at the employee's daily rate of pay in his substantive position unless the employee has been in an acting position for more than six (6) months at the end of the fiscal year.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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