Holidays and Office Closures Sample Clauses

Holidays and Office Closures. Section 1. Holidays PRA provides staff fifteen (15) paid holidays per calendar year with the following conditions: ● Twelve (12) dates (prorated for part time employees and new hires) are selected by the employee by December 1 for the following calendar year. ● Three (3) dates are set by PRA. They may include: Xxxxxx Xxxxxx Xxxx’x Birthday New Year’s Day Juneteenth In addition to these fifteen (15) days, employees may take additional holiday time off by using earned paid time off or unpaid time off. These dates should also be submitted to HR by December 1st each year in order to be considered holidays for the next calendar year. Requests of more than three (3) consecutive dates in a week are subject to supervisor approval. PRA honors all elective holiday observances equally and employees are excused from attendance at PRA events and deadlines on approved holidays.
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