Absent Before/After Holiday Clause Samples
The "Absent Before/After Holiday" clause defines the employer's policy regarding employee absences that occur immediately before or after a recognized holiday. Typically, this clause stipulates that if an employee is absent on the workday preceding or following a holiday, they may not be eligible to receive holiday pay unless the absence is excused or pre-approved. This provision helps prevent employees from extending holidays by taking unapproved leave, thereby ensuring attendance and maintaining operational continuity around holiday periods.
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Absent Before/After Holiday. If an employee is absent on the day(s) immediately prior to or after a holiday, he/she will not be paid for the day(s) absent nor will he/she be paid for the holiday. If, however, an employee provides a written physician’s statement certifying illness or documentation for bereavement to the employer for all days absent, he/she will be paid for the holiday(s) and the day(s) absent.
