Unpaid holiday Sample Clauses

Unpaid holiday. For each used unpaid holiday day, a deduction shall be made from the salaried employee’s current monthly salary in the amount of 4.6 % of the monthly salary. As to the term monthly salary, see 9.4.1.
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Unpaid holiday. If operational circumstances permit, unpaid leave may be granted upon request. Unpaid leave of more than 2 weeks is only possible twice within 5 years. If an unpaid holiday lasts longer than three months, the employer contributions for the professional pension will be charged to the employee with the exception of the risk contribution and the conversion loss contribution. The daily allowance insurance for illness and accident is a matter for the employee.
Unpaid holiday. 8.1 Unpaid holiday is normally not allowed, however in exceptional circumstances and on request, may be approved by your line manager. Where unpaid holiday is allowed, for whatever reason, the appropriate deduction will be made from the relevant or subsequent weeks’ or months’ pay at the prevailing rate of basic pay.

Related to Unpaid holiday

  • HOLIDAYS AND HOLIDAY PAY 117. A holiday is calculated based on an eight (8) hour day. The following days are designated as holidays:

  • PAID HOLIDAYS 12.01 (a) A full-time employee who otherwise qualifies hereunder shall receive the following paid holidays: New Year's Day (Jan. 1st) Labour Day 3rd Monday in February Thanksgiving Day Easter Monday Remembrance Day (Nov.11th) Good Friday Christmas Day (Dec. 25th) Victoria Day Boxing Day (Dec. 26th) Canada Day (July 1st) Civic Holiday

  • Holiday 6.1 The Executive shall be entitled during the Employment to 30 working days holiday in each calendar year plus bank holidays. Holiday may only be taken at such time or times as the Chief Executive Officer shall approve. The Executive’s holiday entitlement shall be pro rated for the year in which the Employment begins and for the year in which the Employment ends.

  • Saturday Sunday and designated paid holidays shall not be counted in determining the time within which any action is to be taken or completed under the grievance procedure.

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