Sleeping on duty Sample Clauses

Sleeping on duty. P. READING NON-WORK RELATED MATERIAL DURING WORKING HOURS, EXCEPT DURING AUTHORIZED BREAKS AND/OR MEAL PERIODS.
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Sleeping on duty. (5) Leaving of the work area or Commission property without authorization.
Sleeping on duty. Any employee that sleeps while on duty is guilty of an offense. However, since the seriousness of the results that can be expected from such neglect will vary, an exact standard cannot be established as a general rule. The minimum penalty for a first offense shall be a five day suspension. Additional penalties, including dismissal, may be provided by special rule or as required by the merits of each individual case.
Sleeping on duty. W. Failure to maintain a valid Michigan Motor Vehicle Drivers license, where such license is necessary for the operation of City equipment.
Sleeping on duty. A. Employees shall not sleep on duty unless specifically authorized to do so.
Sleeping on duty. Discharge

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