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Policy Title: Vacation for Non - Represented Employees <br />Purpose: To provide paid vacation time for regular City <br />Scope: Applies to all regular City employees; <br />the appropriate labor agreement <br />Policy Statement: Employees accrue vacati ,i'', <br />with the City. To be eligible to use vacation timed <br />employed for six (6) continuous months from date <br />Policy Procedure: Vacation <br />hours worked. "Hours worked" <br />and paid leave hours. A. <br />should refer to <br />of service <br />s must be <br />on length, of�City service and regular <br />hours worked (excluding overtime) <br />Vacation hours for regular part -times f yees are pro -rated by the standard hours <br />designation in the payroll system. Ove calculated at 1:1.5 is not included. Part - <br />time employees must code vacation baser I ' Peir standard hours designation. <br />Employee vacati ll ° We��arned and taken i terms of hours. Employees who work four <br />10 hour days peri� % k a vacation day, must code ten (10) hours of vacation. <br />Vacation Accruals 1 11 . , '„p I111 1,. <br />The following table sh Y vacatio and management vacation accruals for full -time, <br />non- represented empl es. Employees may accumulate vacation up to the maximum <br />accrual limits shown beldw- ORegular, full -time employees who have accumulated the <br />maximum vacation accrual will not lose vacation if they become regular, part -time <br />employees, however, they will begin accruing vacation pro -rated to their regular work <br />schedule. <br />City of Eugene <br />APM No: <br />10.3 <br />Administrative Policy Manual <br />Date Updated: <br />August 1, 2011 <br />Policy Title: Vacation for Non - Represented Employees <br />Purpose: To provide paid vacation time for regular City <br />Scope: Applies to all regular City employees; <br />the appropriate labor agreement <br />Policy Statement: Employees accrue vacati ,i'', <br />with the City. To be eligible to use vacation timed <br />employed for six (6) continuous months from date <br />Policy Procedure: Vacation <br />hours worked. "Hours worked" <br />and paid leave hours. A. <br />should refer to <br />of service <br />s must be <br />on length, of�City service and regular <br />hours worked (excluding overtime) <br />Vacation hours for regular part -times f yees are pro -rated by the standard hours <br />designation in the payroll system. Ove calculated at 1:1.5 is not included. Part - <br />time employees must code vacation baser I ' Peir standard hours designation. <br />Employee vacati ll ° We��arned and taken i terms of hours. Employees who work four <br />10 hour days peri� % k a vacation day, must code ten (10) hours of vacation. <br />Vacation Accruals 1 11 . , '„p I111 1,. <br />The following table sh Y vacatio and management vacation accruals for full -time, <br />non- represented empl es. Employees may accumulate vacation up to the maximum <br />accrual limits shown beldw- ORegular, full -time employees who have accumulated the <br />maximum vacation accrual will not lose vacation if they become regular, part -time <br />employees, however, they will begin accruing vacation pro -rated to their regular work <br />schedule. <br />
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