Number and list of statutory holidays Clause Samples

The 'Number and list of statutory holidays' clause defines which days are officially recognized as statutory holidays under the agreement. It typically specifies the exact dates or names of holidays that employees are entitled to take off, such as New Year's Day, Independence Day, or other government-mandated holidays. By clearly listing these holidays, the clause ensures both parties understand which days are non-working and helps prevent disputes over holiday entitlements.
Number and list of statutory holidays. The Employer recognizes and observes thirteen (13) statutory holidays during the year, which is from July 1 of one year to June 30 of the following year, including those already established under a law or regulation passed under a law.
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Number and list of statutory holidays. The Employer recognizes and observes thirteen (13) statutory holidays during the year, which is from July 1 of one year to June 30 of the following year, including those already established under any law or regulation passed under a law. 72 | FIQ 20.02 postponement of a statutory holiday When an employee is required to work on one (1) of these statutory holi­ days, the Employer grants her a compensatory holiday within the four (4) weeks which precede or follow the statutory holiday, unless the employee has accumulated it in a bank, if the local parties have agreed on such a possibility. If the paid compensatory holiday is not granted within the time limit stipu­ lated above, and the employee has not accumulated the holiday in a bank, she receives the equivalent of one day of work at double time, in addition to the salary for her workday.
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Number and list of statutory holidays. Subject to the statutory holidays established or to be established by law or by government decree, the list of statutory holidays is determined after agreement. Either one of the parties may ask that this list be revised. Until a new list of statutory holidays, complying with the provisions of this Article, becomes effective, the Employer shall continue to comply with the list that applied on the effective date of this Collective Agreement. Either party may request a revision of this list.
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