Partial Absences Sample Clauses
The Partial Absences clause defines how situations are handled when an individual is absent for only part of a scheduled period, such as a workday or event. Typically, this clause outlines how such absences are recorded, whether they are deducted from leave balances, and any notification or approval requirements. Its core function is to ensure fair and consistent treatment of partial absences, preventing misunderstandings and maintaining accurate attendance records.
Partial Absences. A. A Unit Member who is absent for three (3) periods shall have deducted one-half (1/2) day from their accumulated sick leave or compensatory leave; and if the absence exceeds more than three (3) regular school periods, a full day shall be deducted.
1) A Unit Member who is absent two (2) periods or less shall have deducted from their sick leave or compensatory leave, one period of sick leave or compensatory leave for each period or partial period missed if the teacher’s classes are covered by another teacher who is working for compensatory time off.
2) A Unit Member who does not currently have teaching periods; i.
Partial Absences. The law provides that leave can be taken intermittently or on a reduced schedule. Thus, employees may take leave in non-continuous increments, e.g., every afternoon, two days per week, one week each month, etc.
a. Family leave for birth, adoption or ▇▇▇▇▇▇ care can only be taken on an intermittent or reduced basis if the employer and employee agree.
b. Medical leave may be scheduled as medically necessary.
c. An employer may temporarily transfer an employee taking intermittent or reduced schedule leave to a position more suitable for recurring periods of absence to better accommodate the leave. Employees cannot be penalized by the transfer. Therefore, the wages and benefits must remain the same.
Partial Absences. Absence for part of a normal workday for the reasons specified in Section 11.2 shall be charged against accrued sick leave in an amount not less than one-quarter of an hour. Holidays and other regular days off shall not be charged against accrued sick leave during periods of absence due to authorized sick leave.