Staff covered by this policy
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This
policy applies to all appointed SM staff represented by AFSCME,
Local 1477. |
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Introduction
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Regular
attendance is a condition of employment. All employees are
personally responsible for reporting anticipated absences to their
supervisor before they are scheduled to begin the workday.
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Reporting
absences |
All
staff are personally responsible for reporting anticipated
absences to their supervisor in accordance with departmental or
campus policy or practice.
- If
an absence is due to an emergency, the employee must notify
the supervisor as soon as possible explaining the reason for
the absence and expected time of return to work.
- If
the supervisor cannot be reached, the employee must follow
the call-in procedure of the department.
- If
a staff member is absent for three consecutive workdays
without properly notifying a supervisor, this may lead to
termination.
- If
a staff member is absent for five consecutive workdays
without properly notifying a supervisor, this will result in
termination.
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Absences
with pay and benefits accrual |
Staff
accrue benefits and receive pay for absences that are allowed
under the following policies:
2.12,
Overtime (specifically, compensatory time off for overtime
worked)
3.2, Holidays
3.3, Income Protection
3.4, Vacation
3.5, Funeral Leave
3.8, Military Training
3.9, Voting and Court Duty
3.10, Adverse Weather
3.11, Adverse or Unsafe Working Conditions
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Absences
without pay and without benefits accrual |
Staff
do not receive pay or earn benefits during the following
situations: a temporary reduction of force, a leave of
absence, or time away from work not covered by a paid-time-off
benefits policy.
If
an employee does not return to the job after 160 continuous work
hours without pay (30 calendar days), the department must
initiate a discretionary leave of absence or a termination. The
amount of work hours is prorated by FTE for part-time staff.
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Absences
without pay and with benefits accrual |
Staff
who are absent without pay earn benefits under the following
conditions:
- An
employee cannot work due to a short layoff of 30 calendar
days or less or at the request of a supervisor or department
head.
- An
employee cannot travel to work due to adverse weather (even
though the campus is open) or cannot work because of adverse
working conditions or facilities.
- An
employee is receiving Worker’s Compensation payment
supplemented by paid-time-off benefits.
- An
employee is serving military duty such as annual training
(beyond military leave), weekend drills, or
special-instruction service schools.
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Numerical
Index
Alphabetical
Index
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