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<br /> accrue vacation at a rate (9.692 hours per pay period) that yields 252 hours of <br /> vacation per year. The twentieth and subsequent years of service, workers shall <br /> accrue vacation at a rate (10.769 hours per pay period) that yields 280 hours of <br /> vacation per year. <br /> 16.19.4 At the discretion ofthe department head, a probationary employee who has <br /> completed at least six (6) months of his /her probationary period may take <br /> accrued vacation leave subject to the provisions of 16.19.2 above. <br /> 16.19.5 Vacation leave shall not be accumulated in excess oftwo (2) years accrued <br /> vacation leave computed to the 31st of December, except upon written <br /> authorization of the Personnel Officer. <br /> 16.19.6 Without department head approval vacation leave shall not be granted during the <br /> original probationary period; provided, however, that in the event such original <br /> probationary period exceeds one (1) year, vacation leave shall not be granted <br /> during the initial one (1) year of employment. <br /> 16.20 Illness During Vacation <br /> 16.20.1 An employee who commences a scheduled vacation period and subsequently <br /> becomes ill before his or her vacation period has been completed shall be placed <br /> on illness leave under the following conditions: <br /> 16.20.1.1 The employee otherwise qualifies for illness leave as provided <br /> by this Agreement; and, <br /> 16.20.1.2 The employee, if no longer ill, returns to duty immediately <br /> following the vacation period; and, vacation period; and, <br /> 16.20.1.3 The employee's illness is verified by a statement from an <br /> accredited medical doctor for each such day of illness leave <br /> requested. <br /> 16.20.2 When the employee's vacation leave is converted to illness leave, the <br /> appropriate vacation credit shall be restored to the employee's earned vacation <br /> balance, and a reasonable opportunity to utilize this vacation credit shall be <br /> provided within the city's existing practices in order to avoid loss of vacation <br /> credit. <br /> 18 <br /> ·0 " . - .- . ."____0____' _.,"_..._ -.--. <br />