Common use of Partial Absences Clause in Contracts

Partial Absences. A. A Unit Member who is absent for three (3) periods shall have deducted one-half (1/2) day from their accumulated sick leave or compensatory leave; and if the absence exceeds more than three (3) regular school periods, a full day shall be deducted. 1) A Unit Member who is absent two (2) periods or less shall have deducted from their sick leave or compensatory leave, one period of sick leave or compensatory leave for each period or partial period missed if the teacher’s classes are covered by another teacher who is working for compensatory time off. 2) A Unit Member who does not currently have teaching periods; i.

Partial Absences. A. A Unit Member unit member who is absent for three (3) periods shall have deducted one-half (1/2) day from their his/her accumulated sick leave or compensatory leave; and if the absence exceeds more than three (3) regular school periods, a full day shall be deducted. 1) A Unit Member unit member who is absent two (2) periods or less shall have deducted from their his/her sick leave or compensatory leave, one period of sick leave or compensatory leave for each period or partial period missed if the teacher’s classes are covered by another teacher who is working for compensatory time off. 2) A Unit Member unit member who does not currently have teaching periods; i.

Partial Absences. A. A Unit Member unit member who is absent for three (3) periods shall have deducted one-half (1/2) day from their his/her accumulated sick leave or compensatory leave; and if the absence exceeds more than three (3) regular school periods, a full day shall be deducted. 1) A Unit Member unit member who is absent two (2) periods or less shall have deducted from their his/her sick leave or compensatory leave, one period of sick leave or compensatory leave for each period or partial period missed if the teacher’s classes are covered by another teacher who is working for compensatory time off. 2) A Unit Member unit member who does not currently have teaching periods; i.