Late Arrival or Early Departure Sample Clauses

Late Arrival or Early Departure. Upon reasonable notification to the principal in the case of late arrival or early departure to or from school for good cause in an emergency situation only, a bargaining unit employee assigned to a school present more than one-fourth and less than three-fourths of the working day is considered as having worked one half day, and a bargaining unit employee assigned to a school present three-fourths or more of the regular working day is considered as having worked a full day.
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Late Arrival or Early Departure. Time lost through late arrival or early departure may result in corresponding deduction of pay, with a minimum penalty of one-quarter hour.
Late Arrival or Early Departure. Consistent punctual arrival and attendance is a personal and professional responsibility for all students enrolled in the Program. Late arrival and/or early departure will be treated in the same manner as unauthorized absence. Where an illness, injury, or personal emergency precludes on-time or full session attendance at a class or simulation lab session, the student is to notify the class session professor via office phone AND email in advance of the scheduled class session. The course session professor may document timely session attendance by way of a sign-in attendance log, photo or video recording, or roll call of attendance. Sign-in or verbal acknowledgment by any student for a student who is not in attendance shall constitute an act of Honor Code violation and shall be subject to disciplinary action, up to and including dismissal. Clinical call out Students who call out sick from clinical must follow the FIU DNA POLICY and the CLINICAL SITE POLICY for calling out sick. Per the FIU DNA Policy, the student must complete the Qualtrics survey within 24 hours which is located on the homepage of Typhon in the bottom right corner under messages and alerts. Also, the link is provided below. Qualtrics link for calling out in the FIU DNA Program: xxxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxx.xxx/jfe/form/SV_1Nct9PL3YuGaiTH The clinical site policy and protocol for calling out sick differs at each clinical site. The clinical coordinator at each hospital will instruct the student on their policy and procedure. Each student is responsible for reaching out to the clinical coordinator for any further clarification. Unauthorized Leave/ Absence Students absent from class or clinical beyond 72 hours without approved leave in writing will be considered to have resigned from the program. Students absent fewer than 72 hours without approval may resume their training only after written approval and consent by the Nurse Anesthesia Director and any missed time must be made-up prior to the end of the program. FLORIDA INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY XXXXXX XXXXXXXX COLLEGE OF NURSING AND HEALTH SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF NURSE ANESTHESIOLOGY DNP Anesthesiology Nursing Program TIME OFF POLICY AND PROCEDURES POLICY/PROCEDURE 44: The Department of Nurse Anesthesiology must balance a reasonable time off policy with meeting certification eligibility requirements, an obligation for both the program and the student during enrollment. This policy strikes a balance between reasonable safeguards for the health and well...

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