Common use of Immigration Proceedings Clause in Contracts

Immigration Proceedings. In the event an Employee is unable to meet employment obligations because the Employee is compelled during working hours to participate in immigration procedures, such an absence shall be without loss of compensation. In this connection, the Employee shall provide the University with written verification from the involved governmental agency, including times and dates relevant to the absence. In the event an individual with whom an Employee shares a close personal relationship is compelled to participate in immigration procedures related to their valid immigration status, the Employee may be released without loss of compensation, and such release will not be unreasonably denied. In the event an Employee is unable to meet employment obligations because the Employee is subpoenaed during working hours to participate in criminal proceedings such an absence shall be permitted without compensation. In this connection, the Employee shall provide the University with at least three (3) work days’ notice, in writing, from the involved governmental agency, including times and dates relevant to the absence. If an Employee is arrested for alleged criminal activity and is unable to report to work, they must inform their faculty supervisor, or cause their faculty supervisor to be informed, so that replacement coverage can be promptly arranged. In the event of arrest, the employee will be excused for up to two (2) work days, without compensation.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Agreement, Agreement, Agreement

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