Consecutive holidays Clause Samples
The "Consecutive holidays" clause defines how contractual obligations are affected when multiple public holidays occur in succession. Typically, this clause specifies that if a deadline or required action falls on a series of consecutive holidays, the due date is automatically extended to the next business day. For example, if a payment is due during a period when banks are closed for several holidays in a row, the payment would instead be due after the holidays end. This clause ensures that parties are not penalized for delays caused by non-business days, providing clarity and fairness in the timing of contractual duties.
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Consecutive holidays. 9.12 The Employer agrees that Employees shall be eligible to take accrued vacation time the first of the month of the Employee's yearly anniversary.
Consecutive holidays. The employee is entitled to take up at least three consecutive weeks of holiday per calendar year. The employer is entitled to stipulate that the employee takes at least two consecutive weeks of holiday per calendar year.
Consecutive holidays. Upon request of an employee, the Home, when scheduling holiday weeks for the employees, shall make a reasonable effort to schedule the holiday off on the same day as the employee’s day off. The number of employees scheduled off under this provision will depend upon staffing needs as determined by the Home. Bargaining unit seniority shall prevail under this provision.