Common use of Dependent Care Clause in Contracts

Dependent Care. Both parties agree that the Telecommuting Program will not be a substitution for in-home child or dependent care. If a child or dependent is present during scheduled work hours, the employee must agree to make arrangements for the care of that child or dependent. If a child or dependent is ill, however, the employee may, on a temporary basis, provide primary care for that child or dependent while telecommuting or use Sick or Family Leave, subject to the approval of the employee's supervisor.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Telecommuting Agreement, Telecommuting Agreement, Telecommuting Agreement

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Dependent Care. Both parties agree that the Telecommuting Program will not be a substitution for in-home child or dependent care. If a child or dependent is present during scheduled work hours, the employee must agree to they should make arrangements for the care of that child or dependent. If a child or dependent is illill or home because of a school closure, however, the employee may, on a temporary basis, provide primary care for that child or dependent while telecommuting or use Sick or Family Leave, subject to the approval of the employee's supervisor.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Individualized Temporary Telecommuting Agreement, www.csuchico.edu

Dependent Care. Both parties agree that the Telecommuting Program will not be a substitution for in-home child or dependent care. If a child or dependent is present during scheduled work hours, the employee must agree to make arrangements for the care of that child or dependent. If a child or dependent is ill, however, the employee may, on a temporary basis, provide primary care for that child or dependent while telecommuting or use Sick or Family Leave, subject to the approval of the employee's supervisor.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Agreement

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Dependent Care. Both parties agree that the Telecommuting Program will not be a substitution for in-home child or dependent care. If a child or dependent is present during scheduled work hours, the employee must agree to make arrangements decide for the care of that child or dependent. If a child or dependent is ill, however, the employee may, on a temporary basis, provide primary care for that child or dependent while telecommuting or use Sick or Family Leave, subject to the approval of the employee's ’s supervisor.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Program and Agreement

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