Common use of Unavoidable Absences from Work Clause in Contracts

Unavoidable Absences from Work. Any employee who finds he will be unable to report for work when due will notify his supervisor or other designated person of his expected absence at least two (2) hours in advance whenever possible stating the reason or necessity for such absence. The giving of notice does not insure that the absence will be approved or paid.

Unavoidable Absences from Work. Any employee who finds he will be unable to report for work when due will notify his supervisor or other designated person of his expected absence at least two (2) hours in advance whenever possible stating the reason or necessity for such absence. (Medical employees shall be required to give three [3] hours notice). The giving of notice does not insure that the absence will be approved or paid. It is the intention of the Company to administer this provision uniformly as consistent with the facts in each case.

Unavoidable Absences from Work. Any employee who finds he they will be unable to report for work when due will notify his their supervisor or other designated person of his their expected absence at least two (2) hours in advance whenever possible stating the reason or necessity for such absence. The giving of notice does not insure that the absence will be approved or paid.

Unavoidable Absences from Work. Any employee who finds he they will be unable to report for work when due will notify his supervisor their Supervisor or other designated person of his such expected absence at least two (2) hours in advance whenever possible stating the reason or necessity for such absence. (Medical employees shall be required to give three [3] hours’ notice.) The giving of notice does not insure ensure that the absence will be approved or paid. It is the intention of the Company to administer this provision uniformly as consistent with the facts in each case.