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TIME OFF/LEAVES OF ABSENCE<br />

Standard Work Week<br />

<strong>MMI</strong> will determine a team member’s Average Work Week by dividing the total hours worked by the<br />

team member for the preceding year by 52.<br />

Example #1:<br />

If a team member worked 1,300 hours during their anniversary year, the following<br />

calculation would apply:<br />

1,300 / 52 = 25 hours; this team member’s average work week would be 25 hours.<br />

Example #2:<br />

If a team member worked 1,950 hours during their anniversary year, the following<br />

calculation would apply:<br />

1,950 / 52 = 37.5 hours; this team member’s average work week would be 37.5 hours.<br />

<strong>MMI</strong> will determine a team member’s average work day by dividing the average work week by 5 (the<br />

number of days in a work week). Using the 2 examples above, the following calculations would apply:<br />

Example 1:<br />

Example 2:<br />

25 hours / 5 days = 5 average hours per day<br />

37.5 hours / 5 days = 7.5 average hours per day<br />

Holiday, Vacation and Sick leave pay will be based on an average week and/or average work day for<br />

each individual team member.<br />

The one exception to this will be the Christmas holiday pay. All team members, regardless of status, will<br />

receive 7.5 hours times the rate of pay for the Christmas holiday pay.<br />

For holiday, vacation, and sick leave pay computations, the maximum allowable work week for hourly<br />

team members will be 37.5 hours and the maximum allowable average work day for hourly team<br />

members will be 7.5 hours. The minimum allowable average work day for benefit computation will be 4<br />

hours.<br />

In the case of tipped team members, their rate of pay for fringe benefit computation will be based on<br />

their normal hourly rate of pay without regard to received tips or tips reported to the employer. <strong>Team</strong><br />

members for whom a tip credit is taken will have their holiday, vacation, and sick pay calculated at the<br />

minimum wage rate.<br />

Holiday Pay<br />

Full-time <strong>Team</strong> <strong>Member</strong>s with one or more years of continuous service will be entitled to holidays<br />

with pay. Holidays are paid based on the <strong>Team</strong> <strong>Member</strong>'s average daily work hours. See the<br />

Standard Work Week policy for the calculation method of average daily work hours. <strong>MMI</strong> recognizes<br />

six (6) paid holidays each year:<br />

• Easter (or Good Friday)<br />

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