Non-Disciplinary Guarantee For Non-Excessive Absences Due to Employees’ Own Illness Sample Clauses

Non-Disciplinary Guarantee For Non-Excessive Absences Due to Employees’ Own Illness. PSHMC shall not discipline for non-excessive use of PTO or EIT, scheduled or unscheduled, for illness. Excessive use of PTO and/or EIT is defined as unscheduled absences that exceed 4.6% or more of the employee’s scheduled work time in a rolling 12-month calendar. Excessive use of PTO and/or EIT also includes a pattern of unscheduled absences under the following circumstances: (1) a pattern of unscheduled absences that occur immediately and/or after scheduled days off; (2) recurring episodes of unpaid time off after exhaustion of PTO and EIT; (3) using PTO and EIT as soon as it is accrued; and, (4) a pattern of leaving work early due to illness after working 50% or more of a shift. Employees with excessive absences will be subject to progressive discipline. The Employer, however, will, in good faith, consider unique personal circumstances that contributed to employees’ unscheduled absences, and factor such circumstances into any decision regarding progressive discipline. Nothing in this Article is intended to (or does) impact employees’ statutory, protected leave rights (e.g., FMLA, Washington Family Care Act, or WA Safe-Sick laws). Statutorily protected leave shall not be considered an unscheduled absence that is counted towards excessive use of PTO and/or EIT.
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Non-Disciplinary Guarantee For Non-Excessive Absences Due to Employees’ Own Illness. The Union and Employer agree to meet to discuss the potential changes to Article 9.

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