Common use of Facility Open Clause in Contracts

Facility Open. (A) On an Adverse Condition Day an employee will be allowed to report for work up to 60 minutes late with no loss of pay for absence/tardiness. An employee arriving later than 60 minutes after the beginning of the shift will be paid only for the actual hours worked. In neither case will an employee be charged with an absence/tardiness. (B) If an employee is unable to report to work, the employee will not be paid for that day, nor will the employee be charged with an absence, but where practical, will be allowed to make up the day within a period mutually agreed to by the employee and the employee’s supervisor or appropriate administration designee. This period to make up the day should not be greater than 14 calendar days, unless agreed to by the employee and the employee’s supervisor or appropriate designee. (C) In departments that operate 7 days per week or allow DAT, an employee will be allowed to substitute any DAT to make up work missed when absent due to adverse conditions. (D) An employee who is scheduled and does report to work on time will be entitled to full pay for the day unless the employee is not needed and voluntarily takes the day without pay (AUTO).

Facility Open. (A) On an Adverse Condition Day an employee will be allowed to report for work up to 60 minutes late with no loss of pay for absence/tardiness. An employee arriving later than 60 minutes after the beginning of the shift will be paid only for the actual hours worked. In neither case will an employee be charged with an absence/tardiness. (B) If an employee is unable to report to work, the employee he will not be paid for that day, nor will the employee he be charged with an absence, but where practical, will be allowed to make up the day within a period mutually agreed to by the employee and the employee’s his supervisor or appropriate administration designee. This period to make up the day should not be greater than 14 calendar days, unless agreed to by the employee and the employee’s his supervisor or appropriate designee. (C) In departments that operate 7 days per week or allow DAT, an employee will be allowed to substitute any DAT to make up work missed when absent due to adverse conditions. (D) An employee who is scheduled and does report to work on time will be entitled to full pay for the day unless the employee is not needed and voluntarily takes the day without pay (AUTO).

Facility Open. (A) On an Adverse Condition Day an employee will be allowed to report for work up to 60 minutes late with no loss of pay for absence/tardiness. An employee arriving later than 60 minutes after the beginning of the shift will be paid only for the actual hours worked. In neither case will an employee be charged with an absence/tardiness. (B) If an employee is unable to report to work, the employee he will not be paid for that day, nor will the employee he be charged with an absence, but where practical, will be allowed to make up the day within a period mutually agreed to by the employee and the employee’s his supervisor or appropriate administration designee. This period to make up the day should not be greater than 14 calendar days, unless agreed to by the employee and the employee’s his supervisor or appropriate designee. (C) In departments that operate 7 days per week or allow DAT, an employee will be allowed to substitute any DAT to make up work missed when absent due to adverse conditions. (D) An employee who is scheduled and does report to work on time will be entitled to full pay for the day unless the employee is not needed and voluntarily takes the day without pay (AUTO).

Facility Open. (A) On an Adverse Condition Day an employee will be allowed to report for work up to 60 minutes late with no loss of pay for absence/tardiness. An employee arriving later than 60 minutes after the beginning of the shift will be paid only for the actual hours worked. In neither case will an employee be charged with an absence/tardiness. (B) If an employee is unable to report to work, he the employee will not be paid for that day, nor will the employee he be charged with an absence, but where practical, will be allowed to make up the day within a period mutually agreed to by the employee and his the employee’s supervisor or appropriate administration designee. This period to make up the day should not be greater than 14 calendar days, unless agreed to by the employee and his the employee’s supervisor or appropriate designee. (C) In departments that operate 7 days per week or allow DAT, an employee will be allowed to substitute any DAT to make up work missed when absent due to adverse conditions. (D) An employee who is scheduled and does report to work on time will be entitled to full pay for the day unless the employee is not needed and voluntarily takes the day without pay (AUTO).