Planned PTO Sample Clauses

Planned PTO. ‌ (a) The PTO year is a calendar year, January 1st to December 31st. Requests for planned PTO between January 1st and June 30th must be submitted to the Employer by November 15th of the previous year. Requests for planned PTO between July 1st and December 31st must be submitted to the Employer by March 31st. PTO requests shall be approved by the Employer within fourteen calendar days of the submission dates above. (b) If an employee cannot attend work due to illness or injury, the employee shall be required to use PTO as per Clause 18.1. (c) Planned PTO shall be granted on the basis of service seniority within a department. An employee shall be entitled to receive her PTO in an unbroken period. Employees wishing to split their planned PTO may exercise service seniority rights on their first choice within each vacation block. Seniority shall prevail in the choice of the subsequent PTO period, but only after all other first planned PTO periods have been selected. (d) Employees who do not exercise their seniority rights by the cutoff dates shall not be entitled to exercise those rights with respect to any planned PTO previously selected by employees with less seniority.
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Planned PTO once approved, shall not be changed except in cases of emergency or by mutual agreement between the employee and the Employer.
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Planned PTO. (a) PTO requests for time off of two weeks or less shall be submitted 14 days in advance. PTO requests for time off of more than two weeks shall be submitted 30 days in advance. PTO requests shall be approved by the Employer within five calendar days of the submission dates above. (b) If an employee cannot attend work due to illness or injury, the employee shall be required to use PTO as per Clause 18.1. (c) Planned PTO shall be granted on the basis of service seniority within a job classification. An employee shall be entitled to receive her PTO in an unbroken period. (d) Planned PTO, once approved, shall not be changed except in cases of emergency or by mutual agreement between the employee and the Employer.
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Planned PTO. Employees may request use of planned PTO with ten (10) calendar days written notice to their immediate supervisor. The supervisor shall respond with approval, denial, or a timeline for decision within forty-eight (48) hours. A denial of an employee’s requested planned PTO shall be emailed to the employee stating the reasons for denial with the Program Director and Executive Director copied on the email. In the event that more than one bargaining unit member in the same house or program requests the same day(s) off, requests shall be granted in the order in which the requests were made. If such requests were made at the same time, the employee with the most seniority shall be given priority. If there are no bargaining unit staff available to cover an employee’s shift, the program manager will provide coverage. If planned PTO hours have been requested and approved by the Employer, and the employee requesting such time then transfers to another house, the Employer shall accommodate the employee’s previously approved request. It is the employee’s responsibility to communicate any approved time off to the new supervisor prior to accepting a transfer to another program.
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Planned PTO. Requests to use planned PTO (e.g., vacation, medical appointments, etc.) must be submitted to the Chief for pre-approval at least fourteen (14) days in advance. • No more than one (1) fifty-six (56) hour employee will be approved for planned PTO at the same time (the Chief or his/her designee may make an exception for compelling reasons). The Department will not cancel an approved planned PTO day(s) off due to another employee’s unplanned PTO absence. • Planned PTO will be approved on a first come first served basis. Unplanned PTO: Requests to use unplanned PTO (e.g., illness, emergency medical appointment, pressing personal business, etc.) must be made via the Department’s call-in procedure; the employee must contact his/her immediate supervisor at least one (1) hour prior to his/her regular shift-start time. Earned and unused PTO hours will carry over from one calendar year to another. However, employees may carry over no more than 50% of the PTO hours granted in a given year and accrue no more than 150% of the total PTO hours allotted for that year. As all excess PTO hours will be forfeited, it is the employee’s responsibility to avoid a forfeiture. Upon separation from the Township/Department (for any reason, except for misconduct [e.g. theft, fighting, lying, etc.]), the employee will be paid 50% of his/her accrued and unused PTO (as of his/her most recent anniversary date).
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