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SECTION 6 LEAVE <br />6.1 Vacation Leave <br />The City of Ramsey provides eligible employee vacation benefits to promote rest and relaxation <br />away from work. Requests for scheduled vacation should be made to the Supervisor/Department <br />Head by January 31 of each year. When considering whether to grant conflicting vacation requests <br />submitted during January of each year, seniority by depailiuent will prevail; thereafter, vacation <br />leave shall be initiated on forms submitted to the Department Head or the Department Head's <br />designee at least two weeks prior to the requested vacation time off. Exceptions to this policy are <br />granted on a limited basis. To assure efficient functioning of the City, it is necessary to limit the <br />number of employees on vacation at the same time. <br />An employee's banked vacation leave must be within two times the yearly accrual by December <br />31, unless approved by the City Administrator. Once an employee has banked the maximum <br />amount of vacation hours allowed, all additional hours accrued are forfeited. Employees are <br />responsible for monitoring their own balances. Additional pay in lieu of vacation is not permitted. <br />For the purposes of accumulating additional vacation leave, an employee using earned vacation <br />leave, sick leave, compensatory time off, or paid holidays is considered to be working. <br />At the discretion of the Depailuient Head or the Depailiiient Heads designee, an employee may use <br />accrued vacation leave during the probationary period. Vacation leave may be taken no sooner than <br />the next pay period after it is earned. Vacation hours may not be used to extend an employee's <br />actual termination date. <br />An employee who separates from the City "in good standing" after one-year of employment shall <br />be compensated for vacation accrued and unused through the last date of employment. If <br />applicable the compensation will be submitted to the non -union post -employment healthcare <br />savings plan. <br />New employees will begin employment with a vacation balance of five days, followed by vacation <br />accruals based on one of the following vacation accrual schedules. However, at the discretion of <br />City Administrator, a one-time vacation credit may be negotiated in order to: <br />• Mitigate recruiting obstacles. <br />• Hire a person with superior qualifications. <br />• Give credit for prior service. <br />The bi-weekly accrual rate will not be accelerated due to any upfront vacation credits. <br />VACATION ACCURAL SCHDULES: <br />261Page <br />
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