Closure Pay Sample Clauses

The Closure Pay clause defines the compensation an employee is entitled to receive when their employment is terminated due to the closure of a business or a specific facility. Typically, this clause outlines the amount or method of calculating the payment, such as a set number of weeks' salary based on years of service, and may specify eligibility requirements or exceptions. Its core practical function is to provide financial support to affected employees and to clarify the employer's obligations in the event of a closure, thereby reducing uncertainty and potential disputes.
Closure Pay. 1. For the purpose of determining “Closure Pay,” County closure conditions shall begin and end at the times stated within the Board Chairperson’s (or designee’s) written declaration and termination of closure conditions. The closure may be declared for specific areas, buildings, or organization-wide and may be declared at any time. 2. Employees scheduled to work that were directed not to report to work due to declared closure conditions shall receive their regular straight time hourly rate for time scheduled. 3. Employees scheduled and required to work who did not report to work shall be charged leave time (PTO, Compensatory Time Off) for their scheduled shift. If the employee does not have leave time available the time shall be considered unpaid. 4. Hourly employees scheduled and required to work that did report to work shall receive one and one half (1.5) times their regular straight time hourly rate for time worked. 5. Hourly employees not scheduled to work, who were called into work and reported to work, shall receive one and one half (1.5) times their regular straight time hourly rate for time worked (minimum two hours.) 6. Employees who were off due to pre-authorized leave (PTO, Compensatory Time Off, unpaid leave, etc.) shall utilize the appropriate leave time as it was originally approved. 7. Employees not scheduled to work who did not work shall not receive closure pay.
Closure Pay. In the event that the Library is closed, employees shall be paid for all hours scheduled during the closure. This shall only apply for a maximum of seven (7) calendar days following the closure. This shall include closures for emergencies (flood, snow, fire, etc.). This shall not cover closure due to strike.