Responsibility for Notification of Absence Sample Clauses

Responsibility for Notification of Absence. 12.1.2.1 In case it is necessary for a unit member to be absent, it is the unit member’s responsibility to notify the District substitute management system prior to the beginning of the absence and provide instructions for the substitute.
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Responsibility for Notification of Absence. In case it is necessary for an employee to be absent, it is his/her responsibility to notify his/her immediate supervisor as soon as the need for absence is known.
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Responsibility for Notification of Absence. If it is necessary for an employee to be absent, it is his/her responsibility to notify the Adult School office prior to the beginning of the absence. Whenever possible, such notification should be no later than two (2) hours before scheduled day class time and three (3) hours before scheduled evening class time. An absence exceeding one (1) calendar week, or in excess of four (4) consecutive workdays, whichever is less, must be verified by a doctor’s note.
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