Maximum Vacation Accumulation Sample Clauses

Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Maximum vacation credits available as of March 31st of each year shall be the vacation credits earned during that vacation year plus five days earned vacation credits from previous vacation years.
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Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Employees may accrue vacation earned up to a maximum cumulative total of 320 hours. Once an employee accrues 320 hours vacation, the employee shall not accrue any additional vacation leave hours until his or her vacation leave balance is below the maximum 320 hours. Under no circumstances will an employee be allowed to accrue more than 320 hours vacation leave. As provided below, the City will advise employees and their supervisors when the employee has attained an accumulation of 280 hours. Supervisors should be flexible in granting vacation requests from employees who reach 280 hours. Provided further that with regard to employees who have reached 280 hours, no vacation request by such employee shall be unreasonably denied. No employee shall be denied vacation leave such that it causes him or her to reach the 320 hour limit. Notification: To assist employees to remain below the 320 hours vacation leave maximum accumulation, the parties agree that no later than October 1 of each year of this Agreement, the City will provide the Union and Department Heads with a report identifying accumulated vacation hours of all employees. The City also agrees to notify all employees who have accrued 280 hours of vacation leave, as of this date, that they must take vacation leave to reduce their vacation leave to avoid reaching the 320 hour maximum accrual.
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. An employee may accumulate vacation to a maximum of 2.5 times the yearly earned vacation time. Vacation leave is credited as earned and the amount of vacation leave accumulated shall not exceed the maximum and accrual shall stop whenever the employee is at the maximum.
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Employees may defer vacation earned up to a maximum cumulative total of eight
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Employees may defer all or any portion of earned vacation to succeeding calendar years up to a maximum accumulated vacation of eight (8) weeks (320 Hours). The City shall require all employees to reduce their accrued vacation balances to no more than 320 hours, as of the last pay period in February of each year of this Understanding. To effectuate the requirement that employees not accrue more than 320 hours vacation leave, the parties agree that not later than November 15 of each year of this Understanding, the City will provide the Union and Department Heads with a report identifying all employees who have accrued two hundred and eighty (280) hours of vacation leave and appear in danger of exceeding the 320 hour limit. Employees who have accrued 280 hours of vacation leave, as of that date, will be advised by their supervisor that they must take vacation leave to reduce their vacation leave accrual by February of the following year. Supervisors should be flexible in granting employee vacation requests to those employees above, or approaching the 320 hours limit, and further, that with regard to employees who are in danger of exceeding the 320 hour limit, no vacation request by such an employee shall be unreasonably denied. If an employee who is in danger of exceeding the 320 hour limit fails by December 31 of each year of this Understanding to schedule a vacation to be taken before the last pay period in February of each year of this Understanding, the City has the authority to direct the employee to go on vacation leave to reduce the employee’s accrued vacation to a maximum of 320 hours. If, due to operational necessity, a department head denies an employee vacation leave and does not provide the employee with an alternate vacation date, and as a result causes the employee to exceed the 320 vacation leave limit, said employee shall nonetheless be entitled to use that vacation leave in the next calendar year to the extent necessary to reduce their accrued vacation to no more than 320 hours.
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Length of Service Maximum Accumulation Less than 22 complete years of service 360 Hours Over 22 complete years of service 540 Hours
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. An Employee shall use her vacation entitlement so that maximum vacation credits available as of March 31st of each year shall be the vacation credits earned during that fiscal year plus five days earned from previous years.
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Maximum Vacation Accumulation. ‌ The maximum accumulation of vacation time for an employee shall not exceed twice the current annual accrual limit as provided in above Section 7.1.
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. Vacation credit shall accrue at the rate of one- half (1/2) of the employee's current annual vacation leave for each six (6) months of continuous service, provided an employee shall be entitled to accumulate not more than forty (40) hours in addition to his current annual vacation allowance, except that an employee with seven (7) or more years of service shall be entitled to accumulate not more than eighty (80) hours in addition to his current annual vacation allowance. Such leave may normally be granted in periods of not less than forty (40) hours and not more than the maximum accumulation allowed. Vacation leave will not be granted in excess of vacation credit earned by service prior to the starting date of leave. Any legal or declared holiday falling within a vacation period shall not be counted as a day of vacation leave. In order for any vacation leave to accrue in a calendar year as stated above, the employee must also be physically present and work a minimum of one (1) regularly scheduled duty day during that calendar year.
Maximum Vacation Accumulation. (i) No employee shall accrue vacation unless his/her balance is below 672 hours. This 672 hour cap shall apply to all employees except those on a 40-hour work schedule. For those employees on a 40-hour per week work schedule, the cap shall be 480 hours.
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