PAD Approval Process Sample Clauses

PAD Approval Process. Employees may request up to two (2) of their PAD days, in full day increments, at least 1 hour prior to the start of their shift. The request for the remaining PAD days must be made no less than seventy two (72) hours prior to the requested day. The granting of said request shall be subject to the work requirements of the department, the availability of substitutes, and the approval of the employee’s immediate supervisor. Where seventy two hours’ notice is not provided, the consent shall be solely within the discretion of supervision. In emergency situations, where such notice is not provided, the Company will make reasonable attempts to accommodate the employee’s request. The employee shall be given a copy of such paperwork either approving or denying such request. PADs may be taken in whole days or increments of two-hours.
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PAD Approval Process. Employees may request up to two (2) of their PAD days, in full day increments, at least one (1) hour prior to the start of their shift. The request for the remaining PAD days must be made no less than forty- seven and one-half (471/2) hours prior to the requested day. The granting of said request shall be subject to the work requirements of the department, the availability of substitutes, and the approval of the employee’s immediate supervisor. Where forty-seven and one half (471/2)) hours’ notice is not provided, the consent shall be solely within the discretion of supervision. In emergency situations, where such notice is not provided, the Company will make reasonable attempts to accommodate the employee’s request. The employee shall be given a copy of such paperwork either approving or denying such request. PAD’s may be taken in whole days or increments of two (2)-hours.
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