SHORT-TERM COLLEGE FACILITY CLOSURE Sample Clauses

SHORT-TERM COLLEGE FACILITY CLOSURE. 1. In the event that the College closes a facility due to inclement weather or short-term hazardous or emergency conditions, employees who normally report to duty at that facility, but are not required to report or work remotely will not suffer a reduction in pay. The College reserves the right to reschedule these days and require those employees, who had not been required to report to work or work remotely, to work the rescheduled days without additional pay. Pre-arranged leave days will be charged as arranged, despite emergency closure on those days. 2. Employees who are required to report for duty to a closed facility will be paid overtime rate or be granted compensatory time for the period they work during the closure. 3. No employee shall be disciplined for not reporting to duty, if the employee is endangered by attempting to report to work. The employee may, at their option, report the day as a vacation day, personal leave day, or be docked their salary for that day.
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