Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation Sample Clauses

Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation. A. An employee may be separated pursuant to Government Code section 19996.2 (the AWOL statute) if he/she is absent for five (5) consecutive work days without leave to be absent. An employee separated pursuant to the AWOL statute shall be afforded an opportunity for a Xxxxxxx hearing by his/her appointing power within five (5) working days after notice of the separation. An employee shall be noticed of his/her AWOL separation pursuant to Government Code section 18575. B. Appeals from an AWOL separation shall be appealed to the Department of Personnel Administration within thirty (30) days from the effective date of the AWOL termination. C. If a request for reinstatement goes to hearing, the DPA appointed Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) shall decide the following: (1) whether the employee was absent for five
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Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation a. An employee may be separated pursuant to Government Code Section 19996.2 (the AWOL statute) if he/she is absent for five consecutive work days without leave to be absent. An employee separated pursuant to the AWOL statute shall be afforded an opportunity for a Xxxxxxx hearing by his/her appointing power within five (5) working days after notice of the separation. An employee shall be noticed of his/her AWOL separation pursuant to Government Code Section 18575. b. Appeals from an AWOL separation shall be handled through the grievance and arbitration procedure of this collective bargaining agreement. Appeals shall be filed directly at Step 2 of the grievance procedure. c. If a request for reinstatement goes to an arbitration hearing, the arbitrator shall decide the following: (1) whether the employee was absent for five consecutive work days; (2), whether that absence was without leave, i.e., without the permission of the employee's appointing power to be absent; (3) whether the employee has a satisfactory explanation for his/her absence;
Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation. A. An employee may be separated pursuant to Government Code Section 19996.2 (the AWOL statute) if he/she is absent for five consecutive work days without leave to be absent. An employee separated pursuant to the AWOL statute shall be afforded an opportunity for a Xxxxxxx hearing by his/her appointing power within five (5) working days after notice of the separation. An employee shall be noticed of his/her AWOL separation pursuant to Government Code Section 18575. B. Appeals from an AWOL separation shall be appealed to the Department of Personnel Administration within 30 days from the effective date of the AWOL termination. C. If a request for reinstatement goes to hearing, the DPA appointed Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) shall decide the following: (1) whether the employee was absent for five consecutive work days; (2), whether that absence was without leave, i.e., without the permission of the employee's appointing power to be absent; (3) whether the employee has a satisfactory explanation for his/her absence;
Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation. A. An employee may be separated pursuant to Government Code section 19996.2 (the AWOL statute) if he/she is absent for five (5) consecutive work days without leave to be absent. An employee separated pursuant to the AWOL statute shall be afforded an opportunity for a Xxxxxxx hearing by his/her appointing power within five (5) working days after notice of the separation. An employee shall be noticed of his/her AWOL separation pursuant to Government Code section 18575. B. Appeals from an AWOL separation shall be appealed to the California Department of Human Resources within thirty (30) days from the effective date of the AWOL termination. C. If a request for reinstatement goes to hearing, the CalHR-appointed Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) shall decide the following: (1) whether the employee was absent for five (5) consecutive working days; (2) whether that absence was without leave, i.e., without the permission of the employee's appointing power to be absent; (3) whether the employee has a satisfactory explanation for his/her absence; (4) whether the employee has a satisfactory explanation for failing to obtain leave; (5) whether the employee is ready, able, and willing to work, and/or, if not, whether the employee has leave from his/her appointing power to be absent; and (6) whether the appointing power properly applied the AWOL statute. D. The ALJ may order reinstatement only if the employee establishes satisfactory reasons for the absence and the failure to obtain leave and if the employee is ready, able, and willing to return to work or has leave to be absent. E. If the AWOL statute was applied properly by the appointing power and the employee is reinstated, the employee shall receive no back pay for the period of his/her absence. F. If the AWOL statute was improperly applied by the appointing power, the ALJ may order the employee reinstated and may order back pay. From any such back pay award there shall be deducted compensation that the employee earned, or reasonably could have earned, during any period of absence. There shall be no back pay for any period when the employee was not ready, willing and able to return to work.
Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation. In any hearing of an automatic resignation (AWOL) pursuant to Government Code section 19996.2, the hearing officer shall have the discretion to award back pay. Once adopted by the Department of Personnel Administration, the hearing officer’s decision with respect to back pay shall be final and is neither grievable nor arbitrable under any provision of this contract, nor may it otherwise be appealed to a court of competent jurisdiction. This provision does not otherwise limit or expand any other authority of the hearing officer under Government Code section 19996.2.
Request for Reinstatement after AWOL Separation. In any hearing of an automatic resignation (AWOL) pursuant to Government Code Section 19996.2, the hearing officer shall have

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