PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated and carried over from one (1) calendar year of employment to another up to the designated maximum for the employee's service year. Hours over the maximum amount shall be placed in an extended illness bank, which may be accessed for the use of medical qualifying leave for the employee or for family after three (3) days of continuous illness or if all PTO has been exhausted. Such hours will be retained for this use until exhausted. Hours in the extended illness bank shall not be paid out upon termination of employment.
PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated and carried over from one (1) year of employment to another up to a maximum of five hundred (500) hours. Hours over five hundred (500) shall be forfeited, except under unusual circumstances and when approved by the Employer in writing. PTO denied by the Employer due to inadequate staffing coverage will be deemed as one such type of unusual circumstance. A nurse shall not lose accrued PTO without receiving prior written notification from the Employer and a reasonable opportunity to take the PTO.
PTO Accumulation. Employees in the classifications of Firefighter EMT, Firefighter Paramedic, Engineer, and Captain shall accrue, on a pro rata basis, PTO for completed pay periods provided, however, that the maximum combined vacation and PTO accrual that may be carried over to future calendar years shall not be prorated. Such PTO shall be available for use on the first day following the pay period in which it is earned, provided an employee has completed thirteen
PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated up to a maximum of one (1) year’s accrual. Hours over the maximum accrual shall be forfeited, except under unusual circumstances and when approved by the Employer in writing. PTO denied by the Employer due to inadequate staffing coverage will be deemed as one such type of unusual circumstance. An employee shall not lose accrued PTO without receiving prior written notification from the Employer and a reasonable opportunity to take the PTO leave or cash it out under the Employer’s payroll procedures. Thirty (30) days after the signing of this Agreement management will send out an email to all caregivers with more than one (1) year’s accrual of PTO in their bank notifying them of the change in the PTO cap. Each employee with more than one (1) year’s PTO accrual in his or her bank will either take the PTO, or cash it out at the appropriate rate, within one hundred twenty (120) days of the signing of the Agreement.
PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated and carried over from one
PTO Accumulation. At the beginning of each year, an employee’s unused PTO benefits up to a maximum of 240 hours may be carried forward into the following year. With written approval by the Managing Director to the Human Resources Department, actual accrued hours beyond the maximum 240 may be carried forward if scheduled to be used within 90 days. If the Employer is unable to allow for the usage of the PTO within the 90-day period due to operational or weather-related staffing needs, then a second 90-day extension shall be granted.
PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated and carried over from one (1) year of employment to another up to a maximum of two (2) years’ accrual. Hours over the maximum accrual shall be forfeited, except under unusual circumstances and when approved by the Employer in writing. PTO denied by the Employer due to inadequate staffing coverage will be deemed as one (1) such type of unusual circumstance. The Hospital shall keep nurses informed of accumulated PTO accruals through its electronic timekeeping system, a nurse is responsible to monitor PTO accrual levels, and a nurse shall not lose accrued PTO without a reasonable opportunity to take the PTO. When a nurse advances to the next wage increment step, the Hospital shall inform a nurse electronically by email of the nurse’s PTO accrual level and maximum permitted during the year.
PTO Accumulation. Effective with the first pay period that begins on July 1, 2011, the accrual rates and caps for accumulated PTO for nurses shall be as follows:
PTO Accumulation. PTO credits may be accumulated up to a maximum of one (1) year’s accrual. Hours over the maximum accrual shall be forfeited, except under unusual circumstances and when approved by the Employer in writing. PTO denied by the Employer due to inadequate staffing coverage will be deemed as one such type of unusual circumstance. The hospital shall keep employees informed ofaccumulated PTO accruals through its electronic timekeeping system and an employee shall not lose accrued PTO without a reasonable opportunity to take the PTO leave or cash it out under the Employer’s payroll procedures.
PTO Accumulation a) PTO annual accrual shall be credited to employees at the start of each calendar year based on their months of service as of January 1.
