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approved FMLA do not count toward excessive absenteeism standards. Use of paid <br />leave for FMLA absences is in accordance with the applicable leave policies. <br />6. Employees who report for work under any of the following circumstances will not be <br />permitted to work and will be sent home. Depending upon the circumstances, this time <br />may be considered unapproved leave and the employee may be subject to disciplinary <br />action. <br />• Reporting to work without proper equipment <br />• Reporting to work in improper attire <br />• :Reporting to work in a condition deemed not fit for work <br />7. Employees are required to work their assigned schedule and may not alter the work <br />schedule without receiving advance approval from their supervisor. Employees are not <br />authorized or permitted to work prior to or after their scheduled start and stop times or to <br />work through lunch for the purpose of making up.lost time because of tardiness, <br />authorized absence, or any other'reason without prior approval of the supervisor. <br />Employees are not permitted to work more than their scheduled work hours without <br />prior approval of their supervisor. <br />8. If an employee is tardy or absent without prior approval (unplanned absence), the <br />employee is required to provide an explanation of the circumstances surrounding their <br />tardiness or absence. The supervisor should record this information and take <br />appropriate action if there is a pattern of excessive tardiness or unplanned absences. <br />9. If an employee is absent from work for three consecutive workdays without approval, <br />the employee will be considered to have abandoned their position and it will be <br />considered a voluntarily resignation. The employee will be provided notice of the <br />separation mailed to their address on record. The notice will contain their rights of <br />appeal. <br />JASON E. BROWN: DATE: <br />P86 <br />SECTION <br />NUMBER <br />EFFECTIVE DATE <br />ADMINISTRATIVE <br />HUMAN <br />POLICY <br />RESOURCES <br />AM -701.1 <br />7/11/2017 <br />MANUAL <br />SUBJECT <br />PAGE <br />ATTENDANCE AND <br />PUNCTUALITY <br />2 of 2 <br />approved FMLA do not count toward excessive absenteeism standards. Use of paid <br />leave for FMLA absences is in accordance with the applicable leave policies. <br />6. Employees who report for work under any of the following circumstances will not be <br />permitted to work and will be sent home. Depending upon the circumstances, this time <br />may be considered unapproved leave and the employee may be subject to disciplinary <br />action. <br />• Reporting to work without proper equipment <br />• Reporting to work in improper attire <br />• :Reporting to work in a condition deemed not fit for work <br />7. Employees are required to work their assigned schedule and may not alter the work <br />schedule without receiving advance approval from their supervisor. Employees are not <br />authorized or permitted to work prior to or after their scheduled start and stop times or to <br />work through lunch for the purpose of making up.lost time because of tardiness, <br />authorized absence, or any other'reason without prior approval of the supervisor. <br />Employees are not permitted to work more than their scheduled work hours without <br />prior approval of their supervisor. <br />8. If an employee is tardy or absent without prior approval (unplanned absence), the <br />employee is required to provide an explanation of the circumstances surrounding their <br />tardiness or absence. The supervisor should record this information and take <br />appropriate action if there is a pattern of excessive tardiness or unplanned absences. <br />9. If an employee is absent from work for three consecutive workdays without approval, <br />the employee will be considered to have abandoned their position and it will be <br />considered a voluntarily resignation. The employee will be provided notice of the <br />separation mailed to their address on record. The notice will contain their rights of <br />appeal. <br />JASON E. BROWN: DATE: <br />P86 <br />