Pennsylvania Act 1937-451 — STATE POLICE, HOURS OF REST ESTABLISHED

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STATE POLICE, HOURS OF REST ESTABLISHED
                 Act of Jun. 29, 1937, P.L. 2420, No. 451             Cl. 44
                                  AN ACT

     Fixing the hours of rest each calendar week, and the vacation
        period of members of the Pennsylvania State Police, and
        Guards in State Parks. (Title amended Apr. 28, 1943, P.L.101,
        No.53)

        Section 1.  Be it enacted, &c., That each member of the
     Pennsylvania State Police and each person employed as a Park
     Guard in policing the State park areas and the highways therein,
     shall be permitted to have at least twenty-four consecutive
     hours of rest in every calendar week, except in emergency cases
     for the suppression of riots or tumults, or the preservation of
     the public peace in times of war, riot, conflagration or public
     celebration, and to have an annual vacation of not less than
     fourteen days without diminution of his salary or compensation
     as provided according to law.
        (1 amended Apr. 28, 1943, P.L.101, No.53)
        Section 2.  All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with this
     act are hereby repealed.
        Section 3.  This act shall become effective immediately upon
     final enactment.