Common use of Timekeeping Records Clause in Contracts

Timekeeping Records. Employees are responsible for accurately recording and tracking their working time. Timekeepers shall not make adjustments to an employee’s timekeeping record unless requested to do so by the employee for a legitimate reason or authorized to do so by the supervisor. In the event a supervisor directs the timekeeper to make a change in an employee’s timekeeping record, the supervisor shall notify the employee of the change and the reasons for the change by the current payroll run deadline. Timekeepers shall not adjust overtime hours worked without prior approval of the employee and the supervisor. Employees shall not work off the clock, and managers shall neither direct nor condone such activity. In the event the Employer wishes to change the increments in which time worked is recorded and compensated, the parties agree to use the process outlined in Article 3.3 to resolve the matter.

Timekeeping Records. Employees are responsible for accurately recording and tracking their working time. Timekeepers shall not make adjustments to an employee’s timekeeping record unless requested to do so by the employee for a legitimate reason or authorized to do so by the supervisor. In the event a supervisor directs the timekeeper to make a change in an employee’s timekeeping record, the supervisor shall notify the employee of the change and the reasons for the change by the current payroll run deadline. Timekeepers shall not adjust overtime hours worked without prior approval of the employee and the supervisor. Employees shall not work off the clock, and managers shall neither direct nor condone such activity. In the event the Employer wishes to change the increments in which time worked is recorded and compensated, the parties agree to use the process outlined in Article 3.3 (Non- Contractual Standards and Benefits) to resolve the matter.