Common use of Employee Attendance Clause in Contracts

Employee Attendance. Employees shall be regular in their attendance and observe their scheduled working hours established by the Employer. The Employer may install a time clock system or other time recording device for the purpose of documenting employee attendance. Arrangements for time off must be made with the employee's supervisor in advance and in accordance with the provisions under which time off is to be taken. If, for legitimate reason, an employee is unable to report for work at his scheduled starting time, the Employer or his designee must be notified prior to the starting time, unless it is physically impossible for the employee to do so. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, The Agreement, Agreement

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Employee Attendance. Employees shall be regular in their attendance and observe their scheduled working hours established by the Employer. The Employer may install a time clock system or other time recording device for the purpose of documenting employee attendance. Arrangements for time off must be made with the employee's supervisor in advance and in accordance with the provisions under which time off is to be taken. If, for legitimate reason, an employee is unable to report for work at his scheduled starting time, the Employer or his its designee must be notified prior to the starting time, unless it is physically impossible for the employee to do so. Failure to do so may result in disciplinary action.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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Employee Attendance. Employees shall be regular in their attendance and observe their scheduled working hours established by the Employer. The Employer may install a time clock system or other time recording device for the purpose of documenting employee attendance. Arrangements for time off must be made with the employee's supervisor in advance and in accordance with the provisions under which time off is to be taken. If, for legitimate reason, an employee is unable to report for work at his scheduled starting time, the Employer or his designee Central Dispatch must be notified prior to the starting time, time unless it is physically impossible for the employee to do so. Failure to do so may shall result in disciplinary action.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement

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