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4 <br /> Orange County Personnel Ordinance Issue Date:August 5, 2011 <br /> scheduled to work: time equivalent of- <br /> 8 Hours 8 Hours <br /> 12 Hours 12 Hours <br /> 4 Hours 4 Hours <br /> 4.3.4 To be eligible to receive Holiday Pay, the employee must be in pay status <br /> the day before and the day after the holiday. <br /> 4.3.5 The County Holiday Schedule is set for those permanent employees whose <br /> regular work schedule is Monday through Friday. When a County Holiday <br /> falls outside the employee's regular work schedule, the employee receives <br /> Holiday Pay for the Holiday which falls outside of the work schedule and <br /> does not receive time off. <br /> In this way, each eligible employee receives the 11 authorized holidays. <br /> Example: Bernice Jones, Deputy Sheriff, is scheduled to work Tuesday <br /> through Saturday. The Memorial Day holiday falls outside of her work <br /> schedule. She does not work on Memorial Day. She receives Holiday Pay <br /> for the Memorial Day holiday and does not receive time off on another <br /> date. <br /> 4.3.6 Holidays which occur during an employee's Sick Leave or Vacation Leave <br /> are not charged as Sick or Vacation Leave. <br /> Exception: For an EMS or Sheriffs Department employee, approved leave <br /> is required for any absence on a scheduled holiday and such leave is paid <br /> in addition to holiday pay. <br /> 4.3.7 Holiday Pay is not included in any lump sum payment to an employee for <br /> accumulated Vacation Leave upon separation. <br /> 4.4 Compensation for Holiday Worked <br /> 4.4.1 The department head approves in advance that the employee's services are <br /> required on any scheduled holiday. <br /> 4.4.2 Each eligible non-exempt employee under the Federal Fair <br /> Labor Standards Act FLSA q 03/200/01 who is required to work on a Amended/01 <br /> holiday receives Holiday Pay as well as compensation for the <br /> hours worked on the holiday. Compensation for hours <br /> worked on a holiday normally is as pay. <br /> Article IV-Page 3 <br />