Vacation Slide Clause Samples
Vacation Slide. 1. A Flight Attendant may at her/his option indicate her/his desire to move the start date of her/his scheduled vacation block. This option, if exercised, would be made known to the Company's computer bid system for the contractual month so affected.
a. Consecutive CDO pairings shall be considered one “block” or “pairing” for the purposes of sliding a Flight Attendant’s vacation.
b. Consecutive vacation weeks are considered one block for the purposes of sliding a Flight Attendant's vacation.
2. If a Reserve Flight Attendant elects to slide the start date of her/his scheduled vacation block, the following options for sliding the start date of her/his vacation are available:
a. Slide the effective start date of the vacation up to four (4) days earlier in order to eliminate a block of Reserve availability that is scheduled immediately prior to her/his scheduled vacation block; or
b. Slide the effective start date of the vacation up to four (4) days later to eliminate a single block of reserve availability that is scheduled immediately after her/his scheduled vacation block.
c. Vacation slides will only be permitted to overlap into another contractual month, with the concurrence of Crew Scheduling.
3. A Flight Attendant holding a CDO, RBL or RWO line may use vacation slide in accordance with this section.
a. For a Lineholding Flight Attendant to use the vacation slide procedure, the Flight Attendant must be holding a CDO line.
b. For a Reserve Flight Attendant to use vacation slide procedure, the Flight Attendant must have a conflict with the reserve availability she/he wishes to rectify.
c. If a Flight Attendant uses vacation slide, the request must be submitted within forty-eight (48) hours of the close of the Pre-Bid in accordance with Section 10.
Vacation Slide. A Flight Attendant may at her/his option indicate her/his desire to move the start date of her/his scheduled vacation block. This option, if exercised, would be made known to the Company's computer bid system for the contractual month so affected.
Vacation Slide a. Subject to the restrictions in this Article, each and every Flight Attendant may, at her option, Slide the start date of her scheduled Vacation by a maximum of three days in either direction if she notifies the Company on the appropriate electronic form no later than one day prior to the close of Recurrent Training bidding for that month or the month in which the Vacation start date is sliding into if the Slide will affect an earlier Month.
b. Consecutive weeks of Vacation are considered as one block for the purposes of sliding a Flight Attendant’s Vacation and will Slide together.
c. A Flight Attendant may not Slide her Vacation into a Holiday or the three days adjacent to either side of any Holiday designated in Article 3 (e.g., Christmas is December 25th, a Vacation can be slid up to December 21st on the front end or December 29th on the back end).
d. Unless waived by the Company in writing, the number of overlapping Vacations that are subject to Slide in any week may not exceed 50% (overlap of 25% from one week and 25% from the next week) of the total number of awarded Vacations in a Position and Certificate and Base for that week. Available Vacation Slides shall be granted by Seniority within the Certificate, and Base. The Company shall not limit the number of Vacation Slides that a Flight Attendant may request.
e. Each and every Flight Attendant who Slides her Vacation will have her prorated days Off adjusted after her Vacation Slide in order to accommodate Vacation Days that have slid into or out of a month.
Vacation Slide. 9.9. VACATION BANK 9.9.1. MAXIMUM BANK
Vacation Slide a. Subject to paragraphs c. and d. below, a Flight Attendant may, at her option, move the start date of her scheduled vacation clock by a maximum of 3 days in either direction. This option, if exercised, must be made known to the Company on the appropriate electronic form no later than the close of training bidding for GRS for that month.
b. Consecutive weeks of vacation are to be considered as one block for the purposes of sliding a Flight Attendant's vacation.
c. A Flight Attendant may not slide her Vacation into: Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year's Day, or July 4th.
d. Unless waived by crew planning, the number of overlapping vacations that are subject to slide in any week may not exceed 50% of the total number of awarded vacations in position and certificate. If this provision becomes applicable, available slides shall be granted by seniority within the position and certificate.
Vacation Slide a. Subject to paragraphs 6.E.7.c. and d., a Pilot may, at his option, move (“Slide”) the start date of his scheduled Vacation by a maximum of 3 days in either direction. This option, if exercised, must be made known to the Company on the appropriate electronic form no later than the close of Recurrent Training Bidding for that Month.
b. Consecutive weeks of Vacation are to be considered as one block for the purposes of sliding a Pilot’s Vacation.
c. A Pilot may not Slide his Vacation into Thanksgiving, Christmas, New Year’s or July 4th.
d. Unless waived by the Company, the number of overlapping Vacations that are subject to Slide in any week may not exceed 50% of the total number of awarded Vacations in a Position and Certificate and Base. If this provision becomes applicable, available Slides shall be granted by Seniority within the Certificate and Position and Base.