MEMBER TIMESHEETS AND TERM MANAGEMENT Sample Clauses

MEMBER TIMESHEETS AND TERM MANAGEMENT. The host site supervisor(s) must approve member timesheets in the OnCorps timekeeping system. Timesheets must be approved within 3 days of submission. Host site supervisor(s) should regularly monitor time sheets to ensure all hours served are allowable and eligible, categorized appropriately (fundraising, direct service and training) and time sheets include all hours served by members. Attention should be paid to ensure that members are making regular progress toward the completion of their term of service. Members’ term of service is a combination of the number of service hours and the length of the contract. Their service is not completed just by finishing the hours listed in their member service agreement.
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MEMBER TIMESHEETS AND TERM MANAGEMENT. The site supervisor(s) must review and approve member timesheets in the assigned timekeeping system within [3 days] of the member’s submission. Site supervisor(s) should regularly review time sheets to ensure all hours served are allowable and eligible, categorized appropriately (fundraising, direct service and training) and time sheets include all hours served by members. Members may not earn hours for vacation or sick time, or holidays. Attention should be paid to ensure that members are making regular progress toward the completion of their term of service and serving in accordance with their anticipated service schedule. Members’ term of service is a combination of the number of service hours and the start and end dates; service is not completed just by finishing the hours listed in their Member Service Agreement. Corrections to time sheets, should errors be identified, must be made within 90-days of the date of the error. Therefore, it is important that site supervisors monitor time sheets regularly and discuss any concerns with Program.
MEMBER TIMESHEETS AND TERM MANAGEMENT. The site supervisor(s) must review and approve member timesheets in the assigned timekeeping system within [3 days] of the member’s submission. Site supervisor(s) should regularly review time sheets to ensure all hours served are allowable and eligible, categorized appropriately (fundraising, direct service and training) and time sheets include all hours served by members. Members may not earn hours for vacation, sick time, or holidays. Attention should be paid to ensure that members are making regular progress toward the completion of their term of service and serving in accordance with their anticipated service schedule. Member’s term of service is a combination of the number of service hours and the start and end dates; service is not completed by finishing the hours listed in their Member Service Agreement without having reached the end of the service term. Corrections to time sheets, should errors be identified, must be made within 90-days of the date of the error. Therefore, it is important that site supervisors monitor time sheets regularly and discuss any concerns with Program.

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