Personal Leave definition

Personal Leave means leave provided for:
Personal Leave means a leave of absence as described in Section 5.3.
Personal Leave. Employees will be granted an unpaid personal leave of absence in accordance to the University’s established personal leave policies.

Examples of Personal Leave in a sentence

  • Personal leave days shall be noncumulative from calendar year to calendar year.

  • Personal leave will not be granted on the day or successive days immediately preceding or immediately following a holiday or vacation period or on a Monday or Friday separated from a holiday or vacation period by a weekend.

  • Personal leave is defined as leave granted for matters which cannot be attended to during non-school hours or for observance of recognized religious holidays.

  • Personal leave shall be scheduled and granted for periods of time requested by an employee subject to management's responsibility to maintain efficient operations.

  • Personal leave time must be scheduled with the approval of the supervisor.


More Definitions of Personal Leave

Personal Leave means leave provided for in accordance with clause 7.2.
Personal Leave means an activity that requires the employee’s presence during the school day and is of such a nature that it cannot be attended to at a time when schools are not in session.
Personal Leave shall include vacation, sick leave, bereavement leave, so-called “personal days” and all other personal time off, other than legal holidays in the State of Texas.
Personal Leave as used in this section may be taken for one of the following reasons:
Personal Leave is defined as paid leave for personal business and emergencies. It is not deducted from accumulated sick leave.
Personal Leave means leave provided in accordance with this clause.
Personal Leave. An employee benefit which provides time off for personal reasons. “Position” -- A classified job to which an employee may be assigned within a department, according to the needs of the department, and the employee's abilities and qualifications.