Common use of Service Leave Clause in Contracts

Service Leave. ‌ 18-01 All members of the Service, with the exception of those whose job classification currently exceeds Grade 16, shall receive additional time off, with pay, in accordance with the following schedule: Five to nine (5 to 9) years completed service (5 hours) Ten to fourteen (10 to 14) years completed service (10 hours) Fifteen to nineteen (15 to 19) years completed service (15 hours) Twenty to twenty-four (20 to 24) years completed service (20 hours) Twenty-five to twenty-nine (25 to 29) years completed service (25 hours) Thirty or more years completed service (30 hours) For clarity, calculation of service leave entitlement shall include all continuous and unbroken permanent and temporary service with the employer. 18-02 Any employee who leaves the Service after completing five (5) years service shall be entitled to receive a proportionate part of the Service Pay which would have been allotted to him/her for the calendar year in which he/she terminates his/her employment. 18-03 In the event an employee is absent without pay (excluding absences for pregnancy/parental leave) for any period in excess of one calendar month in any calendar year in which the employee is qualified to receive Service Leave, such leave be pro-rated on the basis of one- twelfth (1/12) for each calendar month worked during that year. (revised 1999) 18-04 A meal allowance of twelve dollars ($12.00) shall be paid to members of the Service who have served eleven (11) or more hours of continuous duty on an eight (8) hour tour of duty or have served thirteen (13) or more hours of continuous duty on a ten (10) hour tour of duty, and such allowance shall be paid for each successive three (3) hours of overtime of continuous duty. (revised 2006) 18-05 All members of the Service, including recruits, attending training courses requiring overnight accommodations at a recognized police college or a course certified by a recognized police college shall receive $100.00 per week for each week in attendance or $20.00 per day for attendance of less than one week. This amount is also to cover any entitlement for any overtime travel to or from the recognized police college. (revised 2006) 18-06 Members attending other training courses within the Province which extend beyond three