Nonexempt Employee Sample Clauses

Nonexempt Employee. Any unit member who is entitled to the minimum wage and overtime pay protections of the FLSA.
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Nonexempt Employee. Understand and maintain the rules and regulations outlined in this guide • Accurately record and submit all time worked and time off on their timesheet within Workday • Check in and out of Workday • Certify and submit timesheet weekly to manager in Workday • Request approval from supervisor to work OT in advance of working overtime Manager • Understand and maintain the rules and regulations outlined in this guide • Review the Timekeeping Pay Period Checklist for each pay period • Answer employee questions about time entry and leave • Communicate workload and OT expectations to employee • Respond to requests by the employee to work OT • Monitor hours worked throughout the workweek by employees • Address worktime, workload, or OT issues promptly • Review and approve time and absences for direct reports • Review and approve timesheets in Workday in order to meet all payroll deadlines for employees to receive timely and accurate pay • Make corrections and revisions to timesheets as appropriate • Monitor timesheets for irregular time blocks and investigate • Ensure scheduled weekly hours are met for nonexempt employees • Assign schedules in Workday Timekeeper (Local Support Role for the Time Application within Workday) • Understand and maintain the rules and regulations outlined in this guide • Review the Timekeeping Pay Period Checklist for each pay period • Work with managers/nonexempt employees to edit unmatched time clock events or inaccurate time punches • Audit unentered, unsubmitted, and unapproved time with nonexempt employees and managers for the supervisory organizations you support • Provide support and/or approve time related tasks when a manager is unavailable to do so • Ensure scheduled weekly hours are met for nonexempt employees • Support managers with time off requests • Maintain the official records for compliance with the University’s standard and record retention schedule • Assist supervisors and employees with questions about time • Process historical or retroactive time edits
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