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earn an additional one-quarter (1/4) hour of sick leave. Eligible employees

        are credited with one-quarter (1/4) hour of sick leave for every five (5) hours

        of additional time worked during the thirteen pay periods under review. For
        this purpose, time worked includes  time charged  to  leave credits  (see 3

        below).
           Vacation Adjustment  Credits  for  Employees  Who Accrue  at  the

        Thirteen-Day Rate
           An employee who earns vacation at the 13-day rate must have worked a

        minimum of five (5) hours of additional time above the number of hours
        equated to his/her payroll percentage to earn an additional one-quarter (1/4)

        hour of vacation. Eligible employees are credited with one-quarter (1/4)
        hour of vacation or every five

           (5) hours of additional time worked during the thirteen pay periods under
        review. For this purpose, time worked includes time charged to leave credits

        (see 3 below).
           Vacation Adjustment Credits  for Employees  Who  Accrue  at  the

        Twenty-Day Rate
           An employee who earns vacation at the 20-day rate must have worked a

        minimum of three and one quarter (3.25) hours of additional time above the
        number of hours equated to his/her payroll percentage to earn an additional

        one-quarter (1/4) hour of vacation. Eligible employees are credited with
        one-quarter (1/4) hour of vacation for every three and one quarter (3.25)

        hours of additional time worked during the  thirteen pay periods under
        review. For this purpose, time worked includes time charged to leave credits

        (see 3 below).

           When an employee's seventh anniversary date falls during the  13 pay
        periods under review, the employee will be  credited  with vacation
        adjustment credits at the 13-day rate for those 13 pay periods and thereafter

        will be credited with vacation adjustment credits at the 20-day rate.

         Some examples follow:
           During payroll periods 1-13 of 2004, a half-time ASU employee with

        three years of creditable service works a total of 80 hours beyond her normal
        half-time schedule. This employee would be credited with an additional four

        (4) hours of vacation and four (4) hours of sick leave within 60 days after
        payroll period 13. (80 hours of additional time worked divided by 5 hours

        = 16 five-hour segments multiplied by .25 hour credited for each 5 hours of


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