Tardiness Documentation Sample Clauses

Tardiness Documentation. If an employee calls in and will be tardy, that employee may fill out a “Tardy Form” upon arrival to work. This form is an opportunity for the employee to explain in detail why he/she was late, and for the supervisor to consider excusing it. The supervisor will either code it as “excused” or “unexcused”. The form will then be submitted to the Site HR Manager for final approval, and then placed in the personnel file. Management shall not unreasonably deny an employee’s request for an excused tardiness. A copy will be given to the employee as well. If the employee fails to submit the form on the day that he/she was tardy, it will automatically be coded as an “unexcused” tardy.
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