Common use of Operating Employees Clause in Contracts

Operating Employees. An operating employee who has earned at least ten (10) days’ pay for each calendar month of a vacation year shall earn vacation leave at the following rates: (a) one hundred and twenty seven decimal zero five (127.05) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed less than eight (8) years of continuous employment; (b) one hundred and sixty nine decimal four (169.4) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed eight (8) years of continuous employment; (c) one hundred and eighty-six decimal thirty-four (186.34) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed sixteen (16) years of continuous employment; (d) one hundred and ninety-four decimal eighty-one (194.81) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed seventeen (17) years of continuous employment; (e) two hundred and eleven decimal seventy-five (211.75) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed eighteen (18) years of continuous employment; (f) two hundred and twenty-eight decimal sixty-nine (228.69) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed twenty-seven (27) years of continuous employment; (g) two hundred and fifty-four decimal ten (254.10) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed twenty-eight (28) years of continuous employment

Operating Employees. An operating employee who has earned at least ten (10) days’ pay for each calendar month of a vacation year shall earn vacation leave at the following rates: (a) one hundred and twenty three decimal seventy-five (123.75) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed less than eight (8) years of continuous employment; (b) one hundred and sixty five (165) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed eight (8) years of continuous employment; (c) two hundred and six decimal twenty-five (206.25) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed nineteen (19) years of continuous employment; (d) two hundred and forty seven decimal five (247.5) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed thirty (30) years of continuous employment. Effective September 1, 1999: (e) one hundred and twenty seven decimal zero five (127.05) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed less than eight (8) years of continuous employment; (bf) one hundred and sixty nine decimal four (169.4) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed eight (8) years of continuous employment; (c) one hundred and eighty-six decimal thirty-four (186.34) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed sixteen (16) years of continuous employment; (d) one hundred and ninety-four decimal eighty-one (194.81) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed seventeen (17) years of continuous employment; (eg) two hundred and eleven decimal seventy-seventy five (211.75) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed eighteen nineteen (1819) years of continuous employment; (fh) two hundred and twenty-eight fifty four decimal sixty-nine one (228.69254.1) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed twenty-seven thirty (2730) years of continuous employment; (g) two hundred and fifty-four decimal ten (254.10) hours per vacation year if the employee has completed twenty-eight (28) years of continuous employment.