Right to Contribute Paid Time Off Hours Sample Clauses

Right to Contribute Paid Time Off Hours a. In the event that an employee’s own illness or physical incapacity should continue beyond a point where his/her Paid Time Off has been exhausted, or short/long term disability does not apply, other employees may contribute accumulated PTO to said employee with the appropriate approvals.
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Right to Contribute Paid Time Off Hours. In the event that an employee’s own illness or physical incapacity should continue beyond a point where his/her Paid Time Off has been exhausted, or short/long term disability does not apply, other employees may contribute accumulated PTO to said employee with the appropriate approvals. Employee contributions must be done in multiples of at least (8) hours per employee. The donation of time must be completed on the appropriate donation of time form and approved by both the Department Director and the Human Resources Director or designee. INITIAL IMPLEMENTATION Upon Initial Implementation of PTO time, employees shall retain their existing vacation time and must continue to use the hours pursuant to the previous policy until all vacation hours are exhausted. The provisions of the previous vacation leave policy are listed below in section C. Employees will no longer accrue vacation leave due to the implementation of the PTO time; therefore, once the employee has exhausted their existing vacation balance, and a zero balance exists, it will no longer show as an available balance on the pay check stub.
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Right to Contribute Paid Time Off Hours. 2195 2196 a. In the event that an employee’s own illness or physical incapacity should 2197 continue beyond a point where his/her Paid Time Off has been exhausted, or 2198 short/long term disability does not apply, other employees may contribute 2199 accumulated PTO to said employee with the appropriate approvals. 2200
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