vacation pay

British  

noun

1. the wages which an employee is legally entitled to receive either as a paid vacation or in lieu of it

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Example Sentences

This week, they won a victory: City Ballet said that as a part of a three-year labor agreement, it would raise salaries for dancers and restore some benefits that were halted during the pandemic, including vacation pay and contributions to retirement accounts.

From New York Times

She will also receive $19,380 in vacation pay, and her 368 hours of sick leave will be restored.

From Seattle Times

They said they were given no severance and only one-third of their vacation pay and added that the only communication they received from Schaffner came from emails.

From Los Angeles Times

She said the decision came after public outcry and her conclusion that she was unhappy with the punishment imposed on Kammerzell by Chief Rafael Padilla last summer — two weeks off without pay, with the option of taking vacation pay during that time, and sensitivity training.

From Seattle Times

Since June, she has continued to receive her full salary, relying on paid medical leave, sick time, vacation pay, holiday pay and more, according to the city controller’s office.

From Los Angeles Times