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CITY COUNCIL REGULAR MEETING AGENDA PACKET 5-5-26
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14 <br /> <br /> Written requests for payment must be made by the employee fifteen days in advance of the first <br />pay date in February and August. <br /> <br /> Beginning in calendar year 2027, employees may request to sell back vacation hours on either <br />or both the first pay date on or after June 1 and the first pay date on or after December 1. At <br />each pay date, employees may sell back up to the amount of vacation they have accrued during <br />that calendar year as of the pay date(s) elected, up to a maximum of one hundred twenty (120) <br />hours for the year. Written elections must be submitted by December 31 of the preceding <br />calendar year. <br /> <br /> Employees may sell accrued time in one (1) hour increments, with a minimum of eight (8) <br />hours. <br /> <br /> Elections will not carry over from one calendar year to the next calendar year. An employee <br />who fails to elect by December 31st of the preceding calendar year to sell vacation for the <br />following year will be deemed to have elected not to participate, and they will be prohibited <br />from receiving any vacation sell back during that year. <br /> <br /> An employee’s election regarding vacation sell back shall be irrevocable, except in the event of <br />an unforeseeable emergency, as defined by IRS rules and regulations as in effect on September <br />17, 2024. The definition of “unforeseeable emergency” is included in Exhibit F for reference. <br />In the event of such unforeseeable emergency, an employee may apply to the Director of <br />Human Resources and Labor Relations to receive vacation sell back in an amount that is <br />reasonably necessary to satisfy the emergency need, up to one hundred twenty (120) hours of <br />accrued vacation leave, including any amounts that may be necessary to pay any federal, state, <br />or local income taxes or penalties reasonably anticipated as a result of the vacation sell back. <br /> <br /> 11.7 Annual Vacation Sign Up Program <br /> <br />Annual vacation sign-ups will be based on eligibility and seniority and will follow the process, <br />as set forth under the Seniority Shift Sign Up Program, attached as Exhibit C. <br /> <br />Personnel who participate in the Annual Vacation Sign Up will be eligible to identify vacation <br />selections on a seniority basis but may only select up to one year accrued vacation time (PTO <br />time not included). <br /> <br />All annual vacations will be scheduled for the employees’ full work week to include protecting <br />the “weekends’ off on both sides of the week. Multiple weeks in a row can be taken off but <br />must be done in full week increments. at least four consecutive workdays. Consecutive <br />workdays may be separated by scheduled days off (e.g., Wednesday and Thursday on <br />vacation…Friday, Saturday, and Sunday - scheduled days off… Monday and Tuesday on <br />vacation). <br /> <br />Personnel who have signed up and have been approved for annual vacation will be required to <br />take that time off. Changes will not be granted once annual vacations have been selected <br />unless extenuating circumstances exist justifying such changes and subject to the Division <br />Commander’s approval. <br /> <br />Page 184 of 248
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