Excessive Tardiness Sample Clauses

Excessive Tardiness. If a student is tardy for the start of class the student will be subject to the following: Up to 3 days tardy – Handled by your instructor at their discretion. 4th day tardy – Inside suspension for 1 – 5 days and parent notification. 5th day tardy – Outside suspension for 1 – 10 days and parent notification. 6th day tardy and beyond –Director’s discretion.
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Excessive Tardiness. It is recognized that from time to time an employee may be late for work, and such sporadic and non- habitual tardiness is not grounds for disciplinary action. However, this policy is designed to define and prohibit excessive or habitual tardiness, and the progressive penalties for continued excessive or habitual tardiness. An employee will be considered tardy when he or she arrives for work after the employee’s regularly scheduled starting time. The following procedure will be utilized in cases of employee tardiness:
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Excessive Tardiness. For each tardiness occurrence in excess of four (4) in one (1) month of rolling 12 month period, the offending Employee shall be subject to the below disciplinary action(s) on a progressive basis: Violations in absenteeism and tardiness as provided for hereinabove shall subject the offending Employee to discipline as follows:
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Excessive Tardiness. I. Any disciplinary action issued by the City may include a review and consideration of any previously issued disciplinary action(s) issued within the preceding thirty-six (36) months. Disciplinary action(s) issued prior to the preceding thirty-six (36) months may not be considered in subsequent disciplinary actions unless such prior disciplinary action(s) demonstrate(s) a pattern of behavior.
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Excessive Tardiness. 23. Refusal to take and subscribe to any oath or affirmation which is required by law in connection with employment.
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Excessive Tardiness. Any Pro who is tardy 4 or more times in a skating season (July 1-June 30) will have their coaching privileges suspended. To have privileges re- instated, the Pro must meet with the Skating Director and the Executive Board for evaluation.
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