Vacation Deferral. Any eligible employee with the consent of the department director may defer his/her annual vacation to the succeeding calendar year subject to other provisions of this rule. In the event one
Vacation Deferral. Unused vacation leave may be deferred from year to year, only to the extent of one year's accrual, or paid off in January, except as otherwise approved by the department head, whose decision may be appealed to the Division Director. Employees may elect to contribute their unused vacation leave payout, in part or in whole, into their individual deferred compensation account. Such deferrals are subject to current statutory contribution limits, IRS Code Section 457, and/or plan document requirements.
Vacation Deferral. An employee with 23 years of service or less may defer from eight (8) to eighty
Vacation Deferral. An employee who is entitled to annual vacation of twenty (20) working days or more in any year:
Vacation Deferral. Up to one-half (½) of the vacation entitlement may be deferred until the next year with prior written approval.
Vacation Deferral. Where a maintenance employee is unable to take annual vacation during the calendar year in which the entitlement occurs (such as in the event of extended sick leave or where vacation starts prior to the end of the calendar year and continues into the new year), upon written request, the vacation entitlement may be temporarily deferred for a maximum of three months. Any vacation (that has not been banked in accordance with G 9.06) remaining by March 31st of the new year will be paid out.
Vacation Deferral. (a) Regular full-time employees entitled to fifteen (15) days of vacation must take at least ten (10) days off during the year in which such vacation was earned. Regular full-time employees entitled to twenty (20) days or more vacation must take at least fifteen (15) days off during the year in which such vacation was earned. When, as a result of operational requirements, regular full-time employees are not permitted to take their required (10) or fifteen (15) days of vacation time off in the year in which it was earned, such vacation may be carried over until March 31st of the following year, provided that it is pre-scheduled as time off before December 31st and taken before March 31st of the following year.
Vacation Deferral. It is the policy of the City that unit members take their normal vacation each year; provided, however, with the prior written approval of the City Manager, an unit member may take less than a normal vacation in one year and carry the balance of his/her earned time over to the next year. The maximum vacation that may be deferred from one anniversary date to the next is two hundred seventy (270) hours unless due to special circumstances the City Manager has granted a specified extension of time.
Vacation Deferral. Vacations are to be taken in the year following the year in which they are earned. Unused vacation time may be carried over from one year to the next only with the permission of the Chief of Fire.
Vacation Deferral. If an employee is denied the opportunity to take vacation in the year following the year in which it was earned, the employee shall be paid for all vacation days or shall have the right to carry over a total of ten (10) days of vacation into the next fiscal year and receive compensation at the appropriate rate for any unused vacation days.
