Emergency Absences Clause Samples
The Emergency Absences clause defines the procedures and rights related to an employee's need to take time off work due to unforeseen emergencies. Typically, it outlines the types of situations that qualify as emergencies, such as sudden illness or family crises, and specifies the process for notifying the employer, including any required documentation or timeframes. This clause ensures that both the employer and employee have clear expectations regarding leave in urgent situations, minimizing confusion and helping maintain workplace continuity during unexpected absences.
Emergency Absences. In case of an emergency requiring unforeseen absence 18 from work, an employee shall notify the principal or immediate supervisor as soon as
Emergency Absences. Occasional unexpected events may result in an employee not reporting to work on time (e.g. vehicle breakdown, serious family concerns, household breakdowns that cannot be left unattended). Employee must follow the notice procedures from Article 11.3 and call in advance of the shift unless emergency conditions make it impossible to do so. Supervisor or designee will normally approve the absence or late reporting time and authorize use of accrued compensatory time, vacation/floating day, or permit straight-pay flextime if within the same work week (e.g. work one extra hour each day for three days following a three- hour absence). Accrued sick leave may not be used unless the employee or family member is sick. In determining whether to approve the absence and permit compensatory or vacation pay, or authorize a flextime schedule, the supervisor may consider the emergency nature of the event and the employee’s attendance record.
Emergency Absences. A. If an emergency situation causes any teacher to be unable to meet or delayed from his regular reporting time, it is the teacher's responsibility to notify the school as soon as possible. Notification shall be to (▇▇▇) ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ as early as the emergency is known to the teacher, with the minimum information of where/what lesson plans are, the time of the teacher’s anticipated arrival at work, and any known special activities that are scheduled.
B. During an emergency absence, the teacher's obligations shall be fulfilled by other certified staff within the school or substitute personnel.
C. The salary of said teacher shall not be affected during an emergency absence. Compensation for substituting under these conditions shall be covered under Salary Schedule B.
Emergency Absences. Occasional unexpected events may result in an employee not reporting to work on time (e.g. vehicle breakdown, serious family concerns, household breakdowns that cannot be left unattended). Employee must follow the notice procedures from Article 11.
Emergency Absences a) If an emergency occurs and you have to miss a rehearsal for which you have been scheduled, notify the stage manager or director as soon as reasonably possible.
b) Repeated absences, determined at the discretion of a representative of the division of theater, may lead to the dismissal of an individual from his or her position and/or the failure of that individual in a production related course, practica, or seminar.
Emergency Absences. Emergency absence covering necessary out-of-town medical attendance in the case of husband, wife, father, mother, brother, sister, son, daughter, mother-in- law, father-in-law, or any other emergency deemed to be such by the Chief Administrative Officer shall be granted without pay up to a maximum of three (3) days per year.
Emergency Absences. This policy shall cover absences not chargeable to sick leave, or professional or semi- professional assignment directly beneficial to the school system.
Emergency Absences. Emergency absences are defined as absences less than 30 days before the first rehearsal such as but not limited to, and by way of example only:
a. Any cause beyond the reasonable control of the Musician (e.g. fire, accident, flood, strike, war, riot, bankruptcy, insurrection or national emergency);