Common use of VACATION PAY AT TERMINATION OR LAYOFF Clause in Contracts

VACATION PAY AT TERMINATION OR LAYOFF. In the event a seniority employee is indefinitely laid off or terminated for any reason, he will receive his total accumulated unused vacation leave earned as of the date of termination. An employee will receive vacation leave credit for the month in which he is terminated or indefinitely laid off, provided he has worked 80 hours in that month. Employees who displace other employees in a classification and ultimately get displaced by classification and are laid off will be paid for accrued leave at their rate of pay on the effective date of the initial layoff, provided the affected employees are laid off within 15 consecutive days from the initial layoff. Employees whose employment is extended beyond 15 days to meet contract requirements will be paid for accrued leave at their rate of pay on the effective date of the initial layoff.

VACATION PAY AT TERMINATION OR LAYOFF. ‌ In the event a seniority employee is indefinitely laid off or terminated for any reason, he will receive his total accumulated unused vacation leave earned as of the date of termination. An employee will receive vacation leave credit for the month in which he is terminated or indefinitely laid off, provided he has worked 80 hours in that month. Employees who displace other employees in a classification and ultimately get displaced by classification and are laid off will be paid for accrued leave at their rate of pay on the effective date of the initial layoff, provided the affected employees are laid off within 15 consecutive days from the initial layoff. Employees whose employment is extended beyond 15 days to meet contract requirements will be paid for accrued leave at their rate of pay on the effective date of the initial layoff.