Urgent Personal Business. For purposes other than those named that are deemed beneficial to the Board.
Urgent Personal Business. For purposes other than those named that are deemed beneficial to the school district.
Urgent Personal Business. 1. Any permanent employee may at his/her election use up to Four (4) (2) days per school year of personal necessity leave for urgent personal business, which cannot be conducted except during the employee’s normal workday. The decision on whether to approve or disapprove the dates of the requested leave rests with the unit member’s immediate supervisor. Final leave approval rests with the Governing Board.
2. An employee shall notify his/her immediate supervisor at least three (3) working days in advance of taking such leave by completing and submitting the District’s “Personal Necessity Leave/Urgent Personal Business” form, unless an emergency makes such advance notice impossible.
3. In no case shall Personal Necessity/Urgent Personal Business Leave be used for:
a. Extension of school holiday;
b. Extension of school vacation;
c. Personal vacation, hobbies, minor or occasional occupation, recreation, sports events, or accompanying immediate family on trips or excursions.
Urgent Personal Business. A teacher who has accumulated two (2) days of sick leave may use one (1) of these two (2) days for urgent personal business. Urgent personal business shall require advance notice or reason whenever possible. A teacher shall identify the item under which the day is being taken. Urgent personal business cannot be used on the first or last day of school or before or after a holiday. Urgent personal business is defined in Section 10.01 (3)(d), items 1-6.
Urgent Personal Business. Urgent personal business is business affecting one’s personal affairs which must be conducted and which cannot be scheduled outside regular hours of work. An employee may be granted a leave of absence of up to five (5) days in a calendar year by the employee’s supervisor, or designate, for urgent personal business, provided that the employee gives notice to the Employer at least 48 hours in advance. Such leave shall be charged against the employee’s accumulated sick leave.
Urgent Personal Business. The Business Administrator may grant salaried non-professional employees up two (2) days leave with pay for urgent personal business, but not before or after a holiday unless fully substantiated in the request. A request for leave must be made in writing twenty-four (24) hours in advance to the Business Administrator and channeled through the immediate supervisor or principal. After ten
Urgent Personal Business. Where an Employee is required to undertake urgent personal business, appropriate leave or time off may be granted by the Managing Director. Where time off has been granted, such time shall be made up as set out in subclause 42.5 of this clause.
Urgent Personal Business. Each 10-month Unit IV employee may be credited one personal business leave day per year to be used at the discretion o f the employee. The leave shall be approved at least 24 hours in advance. Occasionally a personal business day may have to be taken without 24 hours prior notice. Such a day will be subtracted from the personal business days and will be called Emergency Personal Business Days. On Emergency Personal Business days, employees may be required to furnish evidence o f necessity. Beginning July 1, 1982, unused personal business leave days shall be cumulative up to three (3) days; unused days thereafter shall be converted to cumulative sick leave days.
Urgent Personal Business. A paraprofessional shall be granted two (2) days leave per school year for urgent personal business matters. Unused personal leave days shall be accumulated up to a maximum of ten
Urgent Personal Business. An employee may use two (2) days of accumulated leave for urgent personal business during a fiscal year. Employees who have completed five (5) years of continuous service may use up to three (3) days of accumulated leave for urgent personal business leave. Employees who have completed ten (10) years of continuous service may use up to four
