Emergency Closing definition
Examples of Emergency Closing in a sentence
Employees unable to report to work or who report late may choose one of the following options: Employees may use available vacation time, personal business leave, compensatory time, floating holiday, or Emergency Closing time deducted from their accumulated Paid Absence Leave.
The university may, from time to time, officially close its operations in whole or in part following procedures outlined in the Contingency Plans for Emergency Closing, in response to unusual conditions such as inclement weather or unanticipated occurrences emanating from internal or external factors and rendering the university, or a part thereof, unfit for regular operations.
A teacher unable to attend work on an Emergency Closing Day may use “PAL Emergency Closing Day/Hours” via the online attendance system.
If school is closed for any reason, employees may choose one of the following three options; 1) employee may use Emergency Closing Day leaves/hours, available personal business leave, 2) employee may take the time without pay, 3) employee shall be allowed to make up any lost time.
An Emergency Closing may be declared at any hour of the day and shall remain effective for the period specified by said authority or eight (8) hours from the time the closing is declared, whichever first occurs.
Those employees who comply with the request will receive double time for hours worked during the "Emergency Closing" condition at that site.
The Library’s Emergency Closing Policy applies to Community Room rentals.
Selected employees may be requested by the College Administration to report to work at the closed site while the "Emergency Closing" condition exists.
The Administration shall determine when and where an "Emergency Closing" condition begins and ends.
Payment of personnel for time lost due to Emergency Closing: Support personnel are paid upon recommendation of the Superintendent or designee.