Short Leave Sample Clauses
The SHORT LEAVE clause defines the conditions under which an employee may take brief periods of leave from work, typically for personal matters that require only a short absence. This clause usually specifies the maximum duration allowed for each short leave, the number of such leaves permitted within a certain timeframe, and any approval process required, such as notifying a supervisor or recording the leave. Its core practical function is to provide flexibility for employees to manage minor personal obligations without disrupting overall workplace productivity or requiring the use of full or half-day leave entitlements.
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Short Leave. Definitions for Short Leave
41.1.1 Short Leave is primarily for matters of a personal and pressing nature which arise without notice and require immediate attention.
Short Leave. (a) The Managing Director may, upon sufficient cause being shown, grant an officer short leave on full pay not exceeding 15.2 consecutive working hours, but any leave granted under the provisions of this clause shall not exceed, in the aggregate, 22.8 hours in any one calendar year.
(b) The provisions of this clause also apply to any temporary officer who has completed at least 12 months of continuous service in the Public Sector in a temporary capacity.
(c) Part-time officers are eligible for short leave in accordance with this clause, on a pro rata basis calculated in accordance with the following formula: 76 1
(d) An officer employed on a fixed term contract of more than twelve months shall be eligible for short leave in accordance with this clause, and an officer employed on a fixed term contract of less than twelve months shall be eligible for pro rata short leave in accordance with this clause.
Short Leave. (1) The General Manager may, upon sufficient cause being shown, grant an officer short leave on full pay not exceeding two consecutive working days, but any leave granted under the provisions of this clause shall not exceed, in the aggregate, three working days in any one calendar year.
(2) An officer who desires short leave shall make written application in a form approved by the General Manager for the purpose.
Short Leave i The Administrative Head may, upon sufficient cause being shown, grant an Employee short leave on full pay not exceeding two (2) consecutive working days or three (3) days in a calendar year. ii Short leave is not available to an Employee who works flexible working hours.
Short Leave. An employee, by agreement with the Principal, may take two days paid leave per school year for special non-recurring family events such as graduation ceremonies for self or family, moving house or other urgent or pressing necessities. It is available on a pro-rata basis for part-time employees. The leave is not cumulative.
Short Leave. Leaves of absence up to but not exceeding three days may be granted at the discretion of the Department or Manager.
Short Leave. Short leave is as a rule only granted for part of a working day. although in special cases it may be granted for one or more days, e.g. in case of sudden illness of an immediate family member or the death of a close relative. If Midsummer’s Eve, Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve are not customary non-working days, short leave should be granted for these days if this can be done without detriment to the company’s operations. The year that National Day (6th June) falls on a Saturday or Sunday, the salaried employee shall instead be given a different free day without deduction from salary according to local agreement.
Short Leave. 48.1 The University may, upon sufficient cause being shown, grant an employee short leave on normal pay not exceeding two (2) consecutive working days, and not exceeding in total three (3) working days in any one (1) calendar year.
48.2 Applications for short leave shall be made on a form approved by the University.
48.3 The provisions of this clause shall not apply to casuals or employees engaged on fixed-term contracts of less than twelve (12) months continuous service.
Short Leave. 42.1 Upon sufficient cause being shown an employee will be entitled to Short Leave on full pay not exceeding 2 days consecutive working days or 3 working days in a calendar year.
42.2 Short leave is subject to the employee providing as soon as practicable (which may be a time after the leave has started) advice to their supervisor on the period, or expected period, of the leave. The employee may be required to provide reasonable evidence to support their absence.
42.3 This clause does not apply to a fixed-term employee on a contract with a duration of less than 12 months, or a casual employee.
42.4 This leave will be non-cumulative, and any unused portion is not paid out on termination of employment.
Short Leave. Upon written notification of no less than one week, the Board will grant, to each teacher, up to two (2) leave requests in one (1) year. Each leave may be less than five (5) consecutive days or exceed sixty (60) days.