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converted into cash and deposited into their Post Employment Health Care Savings <br />account, but only on the condition thatthey sign and do not rescind an agreement releasing <br />claims arising out of their employment, in a form prescribed by the Utilities. <br />The Operations Director, Electric Superintendentand WaterSuperintendentaccrue paid <br />vacation at the rate set forth above and are generally subject to this Vacation policy; but <br />they each shall also receive an additional 40 hours of paid vacation per year, the balance <br />of which will be paid out at their respective then-current base rates of pay if not used by <br />the end of the year. No such balance may be carried over from year to year. <br />38. PURCHASED VACATION TIME (PVT) <br />Upon starting employment and duringeachannual open enrollment period, an employee <br />may purchase up to 40 hours of additional paid vacation time. If an employee decides to <br />purchase vacation time, the employee pays for the hours on a pre-tax basis. The cost of <br />thepurchased vacation time will be deducted equally from each paycheck over the course <br />of the year and paid out at the rate in effect upon payout. <br />Vacation is purchased in one-hour increments with a minimum purchase of eight hours <br />and a maximum purchase of 40 hours. Per IRS regulations, the purchased vacation <br />exhausted. <br />Purchased vacation hours must be used in the calendar year in which they are purchased. <br />Any purchased vacationhours that have not been used before the second to last pay <br />period end date of the calendar year will automatically be paid out in the last pay check <br />of the calendar year in which the vacation time was purchased,at the rate in effect at the <br />time of payout and subject to withholding at the supplemental tax rate. Therefore, <br />purchased vacation time will not be available for use in any year after mid-December. <br />Uponseparation from employment,if purchased vacation time used exceeds the cost of <br />such purchase that has been deducted up to that time, the employee must pay the <br />difference back to ERMU. However, if the employee has remaining purchased vacation <br />time that has not been used, it will be paid out to the employeeupon separation. <br />New employees are allowed to buy purchased vacation time based on their benefit <br />eligibility date, as listed in the chart below. <br />Benefit Eligibility DateMaximum PVT Hours Eligible for <br />Purchase <br />January March40 Hours <br />April May32 Hours <br />June July24 Hours <br />AugustSeptember16 Hours <br />October November8 Hours <br />December0 Hours <br />37 <br />January 2020 <br />194 <br />