Common use of Penalties For Missing Clause in Contracts

Penalties For Missing. Penalties for missing shall be: The first three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecutive days will result in a first written warning; the second three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecu- tive days will result in a final written warning; and the third three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecutive days will be a dis- missal at the discretion of the Authority. An operator who calls in one half (1/2) hour before plug time and subsequently reports in person, available for duty, within two hours of their plug time shall be considered as “ running late “ and avoid being charged a miss; however for every two occurrences of “running late” within a twelve month period the employee will be assessed one miss. The Authority, in it’s sole discre- tion, need not charge a miss that was caused by circumstances beyond the employee’s control. An operator will be discharged upon his or her thirteenth (13th) miss in a twelve (12) month period. An operator who goes ninety five (95) calendar days without a miss clears his/her record. An operator’s absences of more than five (5) working days shall not be included either in computing the 12 month period or the ninety five (95) calendar day clear peri- od. All miss records will be cleared through January 25, 1994 for the purpose of implementing this rule change.

Penalties For Missing. Penalties for missing shall be: The first three (3) misses miss- es in thirty (30) consecutive days will result in a first written writ- ten warning; the second three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecu- tive consecutive days will result in a final written warning; and the third three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecutive days will be a dis- missal dismissal at the discretion of the Authority. An operator who calls in one half (1/2) hour before plug time and subsequently reports in person, available for duty, within two hours of their plug time shall be considered con- sidered as “ running late “ and avoid being charged a miss; however for every two occurrences of “running late” within a twelve month period the employee will be assessed one miss. The Authority, in it’s sole discre- tiondiscretion, need not charge a miss that was caused by circumstances beyond the employee’s control. An operator will be discharged upon his or her thirteenth thir- teenth (13th) miss in a twelve (12) month period. An operator who goes ninety five (95) calendar days without a miss clears his/her record. An operator’s 's absences of more than five (5) working days shall not be included either in computing the 12 month period or the ninety five (95) calendar day clear peri- odperiod. All miss records will be cleared through January 25, 1994 for the purpose of implementing this rule change.

Penalties For Missing. Penalties for missing shall be: The first three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecutive days will result in a first written warning; the second three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecu- tive consecutive days will result in a final written warning; and the third three (3) misses in thirty (30) consecutive days will be a dis- missal dismissal at the discretion of the Authority. An operator who calls in one half (1/2) hour before plug time and subsequently reports in person, available for duty, within two hours of their plug time shall be considered as “ running late “ and avoid being charged a miss; however for every two occurrences of “running late” within a twelve month period the employee will be assessed one miss. The Authority, in it’s sole discre- tiondiscretion, need not charge a miss that was caused by circumstances beyond the employee’s control. An operator will be discharged upon his or her thirteenth (13th) miss in a twelve (12) month period. An operator who goes ninety five (95) calendar days without a miss clears his/her record. An operator’s 's absences of more than five (5) working days shall not be included either in computing the 12 month period or the ninety five (95) calendar day clear peri- odperiod. All miss records will be cleared through January 25, 1994 for the purpose of implementing this rule change.