OTHER REMOTE WORK LOCATIONS Sample Clauses

OTHER REMOTE WORK LOCATIONS. This Policy does not authorize off-site work arrangements for employees who do not live within reasonable commuting distance of the campus or another assigned UMB workplace. APPENDICES Appendix A University of Maryland, Baltimore Agreement for Non-Exempt Employees Earning Compensatory Leave in Lieu of Cash Overtime Payments
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OTHER REMOTE WORK LOCATIONS. This Policy does not authorize off-site work arrangements for employees who do not live within reasonable commuting distance of the campus or another assigned UMB workplace� APPENDICES‌ APPENDIX A‌‌ University of Maryland, Baltimore Agreement for Non-Exempt Employees Earning Compensatory Leave in Lieu of Cash Overtime Payments 1� Non-exempt employees of the University of Maryland must be paid for overtime at the rate of time and one-half for hours in excess of 40 in any workweek; however, when offered, the employee may choose to earn compensatory leave in the same manner as cash overtime by the employee� 2� Time worked beyond 40 hours in any workweek must be approved in advance by the unit/department head or designee� 3� Compensatory leave may not exceed a maximum accumulation of 30 workdays (240 hours)� 4� Overtime worked beyond 30 workdays must be compensated for by cash payment� 5� Unused accumulated compensatory leave must be paid out to the employee at the time of transfer to a different school/department, acceptance of an exempt position, or separation from employment� In consideration of being allowed to earn compensatory leave in the same manner as cash overtime (time and one-half for each hour in excess of 40 in a workweek) I hereby waive my right to overtime pay for any overtime worked� I further understand that, under this agreement, I may not convert compensatory time to cash except as described in item 5 above� Pay period(s) covered: to Employee Name (Print) Signature Date Department Head/Designee (Print) Signature Date Department Name Extension APPROVAL: Authorized Representative Date UMB Human Resource Services UNIVERSITY SYSTEM OF MARYLAND‌‌ APPENDIX B DEPARTMENT LIST FOR LAYOFF AND REINSTATEMENT UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND, Baltimore (UMB) - page 1 of 3 as proposed on: July 17, 2015 ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES (DEPARTMENTS/DIVISIONS) Office of the President, UMB President’s Office University Counsel Communications & Public Affairs Foundation Board Relations; Dev Resource Management; Dev Development Academic Affairs OAA Campus Life Services URec Fit; Counseling Center; Student Services; Auxiliary Enterprises; Xxxxxxxxx Xxxxx; Campus Center; International services OAA Student Financial Assistance and Education; OAA Office of the Registrar OAA University Accountability University Accountability; Inter-professional Programs; Research Compliance OAA Graduate Admissions and Enrollment Services OAA Office of the Vice President for OAA/Xxxx of the Graduate ...
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