Holiday for the newly hired Sample Clauses

Holiday for the newly hired. ‌ If a newly hired salaried employee’s paid holiday days are insufficient to cover the company’s main holiday or if the salaried employee otherwise desires a longer holiday than the number of holiday days available, the employer and the salaried employee may agree that the salaried employee shall receive a paid leave of absence or leave without salary deduction for a requisite number of days. Such an agreement shall be in writing. Upon absence without salary deduction, the following shall apply. If the employment terminates within five years from the day it started, a deduction shall be made from the accrued salary or holiday compensation according to the same principles as with regard to leave, but shall be calculated on the basis of the salary that applied during the leave. No deduction shall be made if the employment terminates because of 1 the salaried employee’s disease, or
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Holiday for the newly hired. If a newly hired salaried employee wishes to take a longer holiday than the number of accrued holiday days, the employer and the salaried employee may reach an agreement that the salaried employee shall receive leave without salary deduction. Such an agreement shall be in writing. In connection with leave without salary deduction, the following shall apply. If the employment ceases within five years from the day it started, a deduction shall be made from the accrued salary or holiday compensation according to the same rules as apply to leave, but shall be calculated on the basis of the salary that applied during the leave. No deduction shall be made if the employment ceases because of 1 the salaried employee’s sickness, or
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Holiday for the newly hired. ‌ If a newly hired salaried employee’s paid holiday days are insufficient to cover the company’s main holiday or if the salaried employee otherwise desires a longer holiday than the number of holiday days available, the employer and the salaried employee may agree that the salaried employee shall receive paid leave of absence or leave without salary deduction for a requisite number of days. Such agreement shall be in writing. Upon absence without salary deduction, the following shall apply. If the employment terminates within five years from the day it started, a deduction shall be made from the accrued salary or holiday compensation according to the same principles as with regard to leave, but shall be calculated on the basis of the salary that applied during the leave. No deduction shall be made if the employment terminates due to 1 the salaried employee’s illness or 2 the salaried employee leaving his or her employment under the circumstances stated in Section 4 para. 3 first sentence of the Employment Protection Act, 3 termination by the employer due to circumstances which do not relate to the employee personally To those who have received a greater number of paid holiday days than accrued, the provisions concerning holiday pay advances in Section 29a of the Annual Leave Act shall apply, unless a written agreement according to the above has been made.
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