CH4 Sick OT Flashcards
Except as provided in specific sections, fractional amounts of hours will be
rounded to _________
the nearest quarter hour
______: Sick time accumulation starts from the employee’s
date of hire through date of separation.
Accumulated Sick Time
___________ is excused time from work with pay
Administrative leave
Administrative leave may be given to employees at the Sheriff’s discretion, for
the following:
1. Appearing for BSO employment interviews
2. Full-time employees exempt from overtime provisions, working in excess
of their normal work schedule
3.______________
4. For nonessential employees during extreme weather or emergency
situations if authorized by the Sheriff
For the good of BSO
T or F
Administrative leave will not be given in place of sick leave for employees
exhausting their accumulated sick leave.
T
Two adults who are parties to a valid domestic partnership
relationship and who meet the requisites for a valid domestic partnership
relationship as established by BSO. Criteria and registration will be accomplished
pursuant to Human Resources/Employee Benefits SOP
Domestic Partners
A resignation (not resignation in lieu of termination) with no
charges pending and minimum two weeks notification given
Good Standing
______: Time given to employees required to work or whose regular day
off falls on a BSO holiday. Holiday leave may be used for the same purpose as
annual leave and is payable on separation
Holiday Time
A spouse, county registered domestic partner, children,
mother, father, step-mother, step-father, step-child, sister, brother, mother-in-law,
father-in-law, mother or father of domestic partner, employee’s grandparents, or
grandchildren.
Immediate Family
________: The base period for maintaining an employee’s leave record. It
comprises 26-biweekly pay periods in a pay status
Leave Year
_______: BSO’s 14 calendar day payroll period.
Pay Period
_______: An employee is in pay status during any period where payment is
received for services performed or on paid leave time (annual, disability,
administrative, etc.). Workers’ Compensation payments alone do not constitute
pay status.
Pay Status
Shift substitution will only take place during the same pay period. Employees will
be prohibited from working ______ hours within the pay period as a result of shift
substitution.
over 80
Part-time employees working 20 or more hours a week will be credited _______hours
holiday leave or pay for each holiday listed in the Sheriff’s Policy Manual. Parttime
employees must be employed by January 1 to be eligible for the four-hour
floating holiday.
four
Part-time employees working 20 or more hours a week will be credited ____ hours
for a personal day and are subject to the personal day provisions specified in the
Sheriff’s Policy Manual.
four
employees authorized and working in excess of 40
hours during the period starting _______ and ending _____will be compensated at the rate of time and one half or receive
compensatory time at the rate of time and one half for the time worked in excess
of 40 hours
Saturday at 12:00 a.m. and ending Friday at
11:59 p.m.
Employees can accumulate up to___hours of compensatory time. Excess hours
will be compensated at employees’ current hourly rate.
100
Compensatory time may be used in the same manner as ___ and ____
annual and holiday
leave.
Court-related overtime is detailed in _______ of the
Sheriff’s Policy Manual.
Chapter 11, sub-section 11.10
T or F
Employees will not work overtime while on suspension, when relieved of duty
pending an investigation, administrative action, or disciplinary action.
T
PPACA requires employers to provide
reasonable break time for nursing mothers to express breast milk as needed
after the birth of her child for a period of _____from the time of the birth
one year
The use of break times for expressing breast milk is completely at the
discretion of the employee. No manager will impose ____
a time or frequency
for breaks.
Employees who do not have leave accruals and choose not to use
approved break time will fall into a______.
no pay status
PPACA
“The Patient
Protection and Affordable Care Act”