Unduly disrupt definition
Unduly disrupt. – means more than mere inconvenience and in order to turn down a comp time request made within a reasonable period of time, the department head must reasonably and in good faith anticipate that it would impose an unreasonable burden o the employer’s ability to provide services of
Unduly disrupt. - means more than mere inconvenience and in order to turn down a comp time request made within a reasonable period of time, the department head must reasonably and in good faith anticipate that it would impose an unreasonable burden on the employer’s ability to provide services of acceptable quality and quantity for the public during the time requested without the use of the employee’s services.
Unduly disrupt shall be understood to mean an unusually significant disruption that would be caused by the employee’s absence for a particular day or period of time.
Examples of Unduly disrupt in a sentence
Unduly disrupt shall mean that it would impose an unreasonable burden on the City's ability to provide services of acceptable quality and quantity for the public during the time the employee requested off.
More Definitions of Unduly disrupt
Unduly disrupt is defined as a request that places an unreasonable burden on the Department’s ability to provide service to the community. “Provide service to the community” includes, but is not limited to: dropping below the established minimum staffing level; providing increased staffing needs resulting from a natural disaster, labor unrest, or a dignitary visit.
Unduly disrupt means the employee’s use of accrued (banked) Compensatory Time Off would impose an unreasonable burden on the City's ability to provide services of acceptable quality and quantity for the public during the time requested without the employee's services.
Unduly disrupt means it would impose an unreasonable burden on the worksite/department’s ability to provide services of acceptable quality or quantity for the public during the time requested without the use of the employee’s services. 29 CFR §553.25(d).