Intermittent Days Sample Clauses

Intermittent Days. (a) All employees will be given six (6) Intermittent Days on January 1st of each year, which will be accumulative, but will not acquire a cash value at termination. The Union acknowledges the six (6) Intermittent Days provided annually are payment in lieu of the Employer sharing the Canada Employment Insurance Commission (CEIC) premium reduction with the members of the bargaining unit.
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Intermittent Days. All full-time employees who are actively working on January 1st will be credited with five (5) Intermittent Days forty (40) hours at the beginning of each calendar year. Those who are not actively working at the beginning of the year will have their Intermittent Days entitlement pro-rated according to the formula set out below. If an employee does not work at all during a calendar year, they will not be entitled to any Intermittent Days for that year. Those hired after January 1st in any year, will be given days pro-rated from the date of hiring as follows: Hired Number of Days No of Hours January or February 5.0 40.01 March or April 4.16 33.34 May or June 3.2 26.67 July or August 2.5 20.00 September or October 1.66 13.33 November or December 0.83 6.67 The Union acknowledges the five (5) Intermittent Days forty (40) hours provided annually are payment in lieu of the Employer sharing the Unemployment Insurance Commission premium reduction with the members or the bargaining unit. These days may be used to supplement the weekly indemnity insurance to one hundred percent (100%) of salary. There will be no cash surrender value at termination or retirement for any unused intermittent days. The unused days may be accrued and used in a following year. The intermittent days will be used prior to any other accumulated sick leave credits (banked days) when supplementing the weekly indemnity plan, either of which may be used for that purpose up to a maximum of seventeen

Related to Intermittent Days

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  • Snow Days ‌ If an employee, after good faith efforts, is unable to report to work for their scheduled duty period because of weather conditions, the employee may utilize paid time off.

  • Furlough Days A furlough day is defined as a day during the fiscal year on which employees do not report to work and are not paid. Furloughs are designed to address temporary emergency financial circumstances that threaten the financial well- being of the institution. Therefore, the President, with approval of the Board of Trustees, may temporarily place all bargaining unit eligible employees on leave without pay status when the state does not fully fund the base operating grant in any particular fiscal year. The Board shall approve the duration and dates of the furlough, after notifying the Union of the State’s failure to fund the base operating grant necessitating the need for furlough days. Employees shall be given at least 30 days’ notice of a furlough. No more than 5 furlough days shall fall within the same pay period. If the Board implements more than 10 furlough days in a fiscal year, the College shall not implement a reduction in force for unit members during the same fiscal year. If after furlough days have been implemented, the College receives full funding of the State base operating grant in a particular fiscal year, unit members who had unpaid furlough days during that year and remain employed with the College shall be reimbursed for their lost earnings due to the unpaid furlough days.

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  • Leave Days 1. Each full-time teacher employed under regular contract shall be entitled to an annual allotment of thirteen (13) leave days. Such allotment shall be credited the first day of each school year and unused days shall be accumulated as sick leave to a total of one hundred eighty-two and one half (182.5) days. The teacher’s accumulated sick days may be used following use of 13 days and a doctor’s note with approval by Superintendent. Certificated staff with an accumulation of 182.5 days of accumulated sick leave shall be compensated at the end of each school year at the rate of the current daily certified substitute pay per each unused day above the 182.5 day accumulation. Such payments shall be made in July of each year. This money shall be placed in the teacher’s 403(b). If school corporation revenue in the Education Fund exceeds expenditures in the calendar year by an amount between $6,000 and $24,000, then the amount of that excess (minus compensation pay), not to exceed $18,000, shall be made available to fund a buyback of unused accumulated sick leave days on the following terms: Teachers shall have the option of selling up to ten (10) days, per round, of unused accumulated sick leave back to the school corporation at the daily rate of pay for a certified substitute teacher. This option will be offered to teachers in accordance with their seniority (total years of continuous service at Western Xxxxx) in the school corporation, with the teacher with the most seniority having priority to exercise the option, and it shall be available only to the extent of the total amount of money available as set forth above. Payment for these days shall be deposited in the individual teacher’s 403(b) plan, and upon payment those sick leave days shall no longer be available to the selling teacher. Said days must have been earned while the teacher has been employed in the school corporation. To participate in the program a teacher must maintain at all times a minimum balance of one hundred (100) days of accumulated sick leave. This method shall continue in successive rounds until the available money remaining less than daily rate of pay for a certified substitute teacher. If more money is available to the school corporation than is needed to fund the buy-backs exercised under this program, the school corporation may retain such money in its Education Fund. After selling a cumulative amount of eighty (80) days, teachers will receive a guaranteed buyback of any leave days over one hundred (100) remaining at the end of each school year.

  • Work Days The work day shall consist of an assigned shift within twenty-four (24) consecutive hours commencing at 12:01 a.m. Whenever practicable and consistent with program needs, employees shall work on five (5) consecutive working days separated by two (2) consecutive days off. Significant or major changes in methods of scheduling shall be first discussed with the Union before changes are made.

  • Four Day Work Week 26 1. If a holiday falls on an employee's first or second scheduled day 27 off, the preceding work day will be observed as that employee's holiday, or the 28 employee may choose to bank the holiday leave hours.

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  • Contract Days Those days during a professional year on which assign- ments can be made for which a teacher is paid to work.

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