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16:21 Jul 5, 2010 |
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3 +1 | days of non-accruable annual/paid leave |
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3 | discretionary paid leave |
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discretionary paid leave Explanation: I think the "no recuperable" part refers to the fact that employees do not have to make up these days... PDF] There are currently six Prothonotaries of the Federal Court ... File Format: PDF/Adobe Acrobat - Quick View Dependents' Life: $5000 for death of spouse, $2500 for death of child. Accidental Death ... discretionary paid leave. Marriage. ➢ no stipulated maximum ... www.prothocomp.gc.ca/submissions/AppendixAAsk Gaynor: Your personal finance questions answered « FMWF 25 Apr 2010 ... It said: 'Unless remote working is an option, businesses could offer staff discretionary paid leave for a fixed period. ... www.fmwf.com/.../ask-gaynor-your-personal-finance-questions... - CachedThe HR Capitalist: Wondering What Your Budget's Benefit Load ... •$1.99 an hour for discretionary paid leave benefits, including vacations, holidays, sick leave, and personal leave. •$1.25 an hour for employee retirement ... www.hrcapitalist.com/2008/09/wondering-what.html - Cached - Similar |
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days of non-accruable annual/paid leave Explanation: I can only imagine this is what is meant here, as in, it can't be carried over to the next year, or 'cashed in' at the end of the year. Hasn't got great Google hits, I admit, but this is how the pay structure was in my last full-time salary job in London. Cheers. Reference: http://www.google.co.uk/webhp?hl=en&tab=nw#hl=en&q=non-accru... |
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