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1934
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NUMBER 123

Washington, Tuesday, June 25, 1946
The President EXECUTIVE ORDER 9740
Amendment of E xecutive O rder N o. 1888
of F ebruary 2, 1914, as Amended, R e
lating ro C onditions of E mployment in the S ervice of the P anama C anal and the P anama R ailroad C ompany on the I sthmus of P anama
By virtue of the authority vested in me by section 81 of title 2 of the Canal Zone Code, as amended by section 3 of the act of July 9, 1937, 50 Stat. 487, it is hereby ordered as follows:
S ec . 1, Sections-20 to 42 of Executive Order No. 1888 of February 2, 1914, as amended, are amended to comprise sec tions 20 to 40, reading as follows:
LEAVE OF ABSENCE GENERALLY

20. "What employees entitled to leave :privileges under sections 20 to 38. All full-time employees, with the exception of alien employees who are paid in ac cordance with local native prevailing wage rates for the area including the Canal Zone and adjacent territory, shall be entitled to leave priveleges under sec tions 20 to 38 of this order: Provided, That this amendment shall not operate to deprive of leave privileges under sec tions 20 to 38 of this order any alien employee receiving comparable privi leges on the date of this order, and that the right of any such employee to a .continuation of privileges under sections 20 to 38 of this order shall be determined as though this amendment had not been prescribed.
21. Classes of leave. Leave with pay shall be divided into two classes, namely, annual leave and travel leave, the former to serve both as vacation leave and sick leave.
The provisions of sections 21 to 36
of this order, insofar as concerns their application to policemen and firemen, and to teachers, shall be subject to the special provisions contained in sections 37 and 38 of this .ordr, respectively.
22. Accrual of leave. An employee shall be entitled to 324 hours of annual leave each service year, which shall ac crue and be credited in such manner as the. Governor shall by regulations pre
scribe. An employees service year shall begin on the date, or anniversary there of, whereon.his pay in the organization began or shall begin. Leave shall ac crue to an employee while in a leavewith-pay status provided he returns to duty, but shall not accrue to an employee while on terminal leave whether by sepa ration or termination.
23. Reduction of leave credits for ab sences in nonpay status. For each ag gregate period of 80 hours during which an employee is absent in a nonpay sta tus, including suspensions, during his service year, his leave_credits shall be reduced 13 hours. For the purposes of this section absences shall be regarded only if they occur during the hours pre scribed as the basic workweek and dur ing service months for which leave has been or is being credited to the employee.
24. Accumulation of leave. Annual leave accruing to an eirfployee during his service year and not taken by him before the beginning of his succeeding service year shall be accumulated for use in succeeding service years until it totals not exceeding 720 hours : Provided, That, in order to permit ah orderly transition to the néw leave system estab lished by this order, the limitation on ac cumulation contained in this section shall be suspended as to each employee until he has completed one full service year under such new system.
25.. What absences chargeable to leave. Leave shall be charged only for absences occurring during the hours pre scribed as the basic workweek and shall be exclusive of holidays: Provided, That when a holiday is declared by general administrative order to be work day, an employee who absents himself from work without permission on that day shall be subject to a deduction of one days pay. The minimum charge for leave shall be such as the Governor shall by regulation prescribe.
26. When leave may be granted.
After leave has accrued it may be granted at such times, in the interests of the service, as the Governor may prescribe.
27. Absences for illness or injury. Ab sences on account of illness or injury may be charged to leave subject to such regulations as the Governor may pre scribe. Such regulations may also auContinued on p. 7031

CONTENTS
THE PRESIDENT
Page Panama Canal and Panama Railroad Co., conditions of employment_____________ 7029
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES

E xecutive O rder :

A griculture D epartment :

. Sugarcane, hearing and desig-
nation of officers._______ 7044
A lien P roperty C usto dian :

Vesting orders, etc.:
Carafoli, E. C_____________ 7066
Chemische Werke Marien felde A. G. and Chem ische Werke Marienfelde Richard Bsche_______ 7067
Hinrichs, Herbert______ ____ 7066
Imoto Bros., Inc___________ 7064
Kellner, Anna T___________ 7068
Koester, Erwin____________ 7066
Lechler, Firma Paul________ 7067
Michahelles, Eunice Harrah__ 7065
Tsuda, Noburo, and Susumi Hasuike----------------------- 7065
Wilier, Elizabeth___________ 7068
Civil A eronautics B oard:

Air carrier operations, long dis tance domestic scheduled_
American Airlines, Inc. and MidContinent Airlines, Inc., postponement of hearing Certificates:
Air carrier operating; route and definition of route__
Air-traffic control-tower op erator_______________ _
Type -and production_______

7033
7045
7033
7033
7032

Civilian P roduction A dministra
t io n :

Suspension order; Oltmans Con struction Co__ i__________

7035

E conomic S tabilization , O ffice of :

Support prices, subsidies; live stock slaughter payments 2 documents_______ 7042, 7043
F ederal P ower C o m m issio n :

Bonneville Project, hearing____ 7045
F ederal
P ublic th o r it y :

H ousing
Au
m
Urban low-rent housing and slum clearance:
Budgets___________________ 7034
Funds____________________ 7034
Investment of reserves___ 7034
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