Article 23 · Vacations

Vacation calculator

Enter your completed years of service to see what your agreement's vacation schedule gives you, in hours, days and weeks.

Completed years of service (as of Jan 1)

Years-of-service schedule · American

Years	Days	Hours	Weeks
1–3 yr	10	80	2
4–10 yr	15	120	3
11–23 yr	20	160	4
24–28 yr	25	200	5
29+ yr	30	240	6

Annual vacation · American

120hours

15 days 3 weeks

Estimate. This is what the Article 23 — Vacations table shows for that length of service. Eligibility and accrual conditions elsewhere in the article can change it, and letters of agreement may have changed the article. Check with your union representative before relying on it.

Accrual tiers

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6 years until you reach 160 hours (20 days a year) at 11 years.

Read Article 23 — Vacations

Good to know

Entitlement is based on completed years of service as of January 1.
You must be in active pay status (all hours paid) for 80 hours in a month to accrue that month (FMLA, Military, and Occupational Injury leave count toward the 80 hours).
Vacation pay is based on the classification you occupy during the vacation period.
The first 80 hours of vacation designated as DAT (Day-at-a-Time) each year is handled separately under Art 23(J).