Sentences with phrase «accrued leave»

The UK government, building on the arguments deployed in Stringer, suggested that in view of the health and safety objectives of the WTD, it made no sense at all to allow workers on sick leave to accrue annual leave and there should therefore be no question of compensating such workers for accrued leave at the end of an employment relationship.

A proposed stadium redevelopment in the mid-1970s was only partially completed, late and over-budget and the debts the club accrued left them in a dangerous position.

Rather than accruing leave days for each pay period, postdocs receive each year's leave as a lump sum on 1 January and may use it, subject to their PI's approval, during the next 12 months.

The rest of the benefits are listed in the chart below, including the cost of setting aside termination pay (for unused accrued leave) that teachers can claim when they leave, equal to $ 2,246 per year for the average teacher, and the cost of legal representation for teachers (a perk negotiated through collective bargaining) equal to $ 165 per teacher per year.

However, one possible way to circumnavigate this rule is by requiring employees to use their accrued leave time for the missed day.

Typically, local governments provide cash payments to employees for all or a portion of their accrued leave time when they leave service or periodically if leave has not been used and can not be carried over for use in future years.

This was followed by their also wanting knowledgeably supportive school leaders; portability of tenure, accrued leave and seniority; and much further down their list was higher pay.

She will receive 25 vacation days, 18 sick days, and three personal days a year and will have the ability to cash in a portion of her accrued leave at the end of the year or when she leaves the job.

Interviewer asked to see my accrued leave balance.