Common use of Emergency Days Clause in Contracts

Emergency Days. An emergency day is defined as an occurrence that is out of an employee’s control. These instances are defined as, but not limited to, floods, snow storms, accidents, etc., whereby the employee makes every attempt to get to work but is delayed because of an occurrence that is out of his/her control. The employee will use a personal day, if available. If no personal days are available, the employee will be docked in increments of one-half (½) or full-day at the employee’s per diem rate for time missed.

Emergency Days. An emergency day is defined as an occurrence that is out of an employee’s control. These instances are defined as, but not limited to, floods, snow storms, accidents, etc., whereby the employee makes every attempt to get to work but is delayed because of an occurrence that is out of his/her control. The employee will use a personal day, if available. If no personal days are available, the employee will be docked in increments of one-half (½) or full-day at the employee’s per diem rate for time missed.