Common use of Method of Earning Clause in Contracts

Method of Earning. A. Date of hire to less than five years of service = 1 day a month accrual (maximum 12 days). B. Five to less than ten years of service = 1-1/2 days a month accrual (maximum 18 days). C. Ten to less than fifteen years of service = 2 days a month accrual (maximum 24 days). D. Fifteen to less than twenty years of service = 2.08 days a month accrual (maximum 25 days). E. Twenty years of service or more = 2.17 days a month accrual (maximum 26 days).

Method of Earning. A. Date of hire to less than five years of service = 1 day a month accrual (maximum 12 days). B. Five to less than ten years of service = 1-1/2 days a month accrual (maximum 18 days). C. Ten to less than fifteen years of service = 2 days a month accrual (maximum 24 days). D. . Fifteen to less than twenty years of service = 2.08 days a month accrual (maximum 25 days). E. Twenty years of service or more = 2.17 days a month accrual (maximum 26 days).

Method of Earning. A. Date of hire to less than five years of service = 1 day a month accrual (maximum 12 days). B. Five to less than ten years of service = 1-1/2 ½ days a month accrual (maximum 18 days). C. Ten B. Five to less than fifteen ten years of service = 2 days a month accrual (maximum 24 days). D. Fifteen C. Ten to less than twenty fifteen years of service = 2.08 days a month accrual (maximum 25 days). E. Twenty D. Fifteen to less than twenty years of service or more = 2.17 days a month accrual (maximum 26 days).