Common use of Approval Required Clause in Contracts

Approval Required. Salaried employees do not have a right to administrative leave. This leave is not an entitlement, is not related to hours worked nor is it subject to accrual or payment for unused leave. Use is completely discretionary, upon approval of the department head. Department heads may approve administrative leave in recognition of extraordinary work assignments, excessive work time beyond normal work schedules or to reward outstanding individual performance.

Appears in 12 contracts

Samples: Service Employees, Service Employees, www.countyofsb.org

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Approval Required. Salaried employees do not have a right to administrative leave. This leave is not an entitlement, is not related to hours worked (i.e., leave is not granted on an hour-for-hour worked basis), nor is it subject to accrual or payment for unused leave. Use is completely discretionary, upon approval of the department head. Department heads may approve administrative leave in recognition of extraordinary work assignments, excessive work time beyond normal work schedules or to reward outstanding individual performance.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Service Employees, santabarbaracounty.ca.gov, content.civicplus.com

Approval Required. Salaried employees do not have a right to administrative leave. This leave is not an entitlement, is not related to hours worked nor is it subject to accrual or payment for unused leave. Use is completely discretionary, upon approval of the department head. Department heads may approve administrative leave in recognition of extraordinary work assignments, excessive work time beyond normal work schedules or to reward outstanding individual performance. The department head shall exercise his/her discretion to grant administrative leave in a reasonablefashion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: content.civicplus.com

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Approval Required. Salaried employees do not have a right to administrative leave. This leave is not an entitlement, is not related to hours worked nor is it subject to accrual or payment for unused leave. Use is completely discretionary, upon approval of the department head. Department heads may approve administrative leave in recognition of extraordinary work assignments, excessive work time beyond normal work schedules or to reward outstanding individual performance. The department head shall exercise his/her discretion to grant administrative leave in a reasonable fashion.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: www.countyofsb.org

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