Additional Timekeeping Procedures Sample Clauses

Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a State facility has not been closed or declared inaccessible during severe weather or other emergency conditions, an employee unable to report to work because of these conditions will be allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of which is covered by a declaration of closure or inaccessibility, annual leave or compensatory time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her absence not covered by administrative leave. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee will be placed on lost time. Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy will receive credit for a completed biweekly work period for all other purposes.
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a State facility has not been closed or declared inaccessible during severe weather or other emergency conditions, an employee unable to report to work because of these conditions shall be allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of which is covered by a declaration of closure or inaccessibility, annual leave or compensatory time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her absence not covered by administrative leave. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. Employees who are absent due to sick or annual leave usage or who have previously scheduled annual leave during the period of closure or inaccessibility shall not be entitled to administrative leave. If an employee is scheduled to return to work while the building remains closed or inaccessible the employee shall then be eligible for such administrative leave. Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy shall receive credit for a completed bi-weekly work period for all other purposes.
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. 20 If a State facility has not been closed or declared inaccessible during severe weather or 21 other emergency conditions, an employee unable to report to work because of these 22 conditions shall be allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient 23 credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time.
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a State facility has not been closed or declared inaccessible or a non State-controlled facility has not been closed during severe weather or other emergency conditions, an employee unable to report to work because of these conditions shall be allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of which is covered by a declaration of closure or inaccessibility or closure of a non State- controlled facility, annual leave or compensatory time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her absence not covered by administrative leave. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy shall receive credit for a completed biweekly work period for all other purposes.
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a state facility has not been closed or 28 declared inaccessible during severe weather or other emergency conditions, 29 an employee unable to report to work because of these conditions shall be 30 allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient time 31 credits are not available the employee shall be placed on lost time. 32 When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of 33 which is covered by declaration of closure or inaccessibility, annual leave or 34 compensatory time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her 35 absence not covered by administrative leave. If sufficient credits are not 36 available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. Employees who are 37 absent due to sick or annual leave usage or who have previously scheduled 38 annual leave during the period of closure or inaccessibility shall not be 39 entitled to administrative leave. If an employee is scheduled to return to work 40 while the building remains closed or inaccessible the employee shall then be 41 eligible for such administrative leave. 1 Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy 2 shall receive credit for the completed biweekly work period for all other 3 purposes. 4 Article 27
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a State facility has not been closed or declared inaccessible during severe weather or other emergency conditions, an employee unable to report to work because of these conditions shall be allowed to use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of which is covered by a declaration of closure or inaccessibility, annual leave or compensatory time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her absence not covered by administrative leave. Employees absent due to sick leave usage or previously scheduled annual leave shall not be entitled to administrative leave during period of closure or inaccessibility. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee shall be placed on lost time. Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy shall receive credit for a completed biweekly work period for all other purposes.
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Additional Timekeeping Procedures. If a State facility has not been closed or 8 declared inaccessible during severe weather or other emergency conditions, an 9 employee unable to report to work because of these conditions will be allowed to 10 use annual leave or compensatory time credits. If sufficient credits are not available, 11 the employee shall be placed on lost time. 13 When an employee is absent from a scheduled work period, a portion of which is 14 covered by a declaration of closure or inaccessibility, annual leave or compensatory 15 time credits may be used to cover that portion of his/her absence not covered by 16 administrative leave. If sufficient credits are not available, the employee will be 17 placed on lost time. 19 Employees who suffer lost time as the result of the application of this policy will 20 receive credit for a completed biweekly work period for all other purposes.
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