Mandatory Leave Without Pay Sample Clauses

The Mandatory Leave Without Pay clause establishes the employer's right to require employees to take a period of unpaid leave under certain circumstances. Typically, this clause outlines the conditions that may trigger such leave, such as business downturns, operational needs, or compliance with legal requirements, and specifies the process for notifying affected employees. Its core practical function is to provide the employer with flexibility to manage workforce costs and adapt to changing business needs while clarifying the expectations and procedures for employees during periods when paid work is not available.
Mandatory Leave Without Pay. Leave without pay will be granted for the following reasons: A. Family and Medical Leave (Article 24); B. Compensable work-related injury or illness leave; C. Military leave; D. Volunteer firefighting leave; E. Family Military Leave; and F. Domestic Violence Leave.
Mandatory Leave Without Pay. Leave without pay will be granted for the following reasons: A. Family and Medical Leave (Article 24);