Appendix F - Attendance Rules for Managerial/Confidential Employees
(Part 1of 2, P-1 through P-9)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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INTRODUCTION
The purpose of this Appendix is to identify attendance and leave
provisions applicable to Managerial/Confidential employees.
The M/C Attendance Rules were adopted in March 1981 to provide authorization
for leave benefits for M/C employees. They constitute Parts 27 - 33
of Title IV of the Official Compilation of Codes, Rules and Regulations.
(Parts 20 - 26 are the Rules for Nonmanagerial/Confidential Employees.
Both sets of Rules are reprinted in Appendix A.) The M/C Rules were
written to parallel the Non-M/C Rules and also to incorporate the
complete benefit available to M/C employees. (The Non-M/C Rules do
not contain the complete benefit for negotiating unit employees since
these Rules are modified by the contracts.)
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ORGANIZATION
This Appendix compares and contrasts the M/C Rule provisions with
the Non-M/C Rule and related contract provisions. It lists the sections
of the M/C Attendance Rules followed by the corresponding section
of the Attendance Rules for Nonmanagerial/Confidential employees.
The Non-M/C Rule section number is also the section number of this
Manual which contains the applicable interpretive material. For example,
under "Section 28-1.2 Vacation," in this Appendix, the corresponding
Rule Section is 21.2. This means that Rule Section 21.2 is the Non-M/C
Rule on vacation and Section 21.2 of this Manual contains a discussion
of the vacation benefit. Following the "Corresponding Rule Section"
subheading are two other subheadings: "Rule Interpretation Pages"
and "Contract Interpretation Pages," which reflect the organization
of each Manual section. Because the benefits for M/C and Non-M/C employees
are so similar, this Appendix indicates which discussions in the main
body of the Manual apply to M/C employees; this Appendix only details
differences between the benefits. For example, under "Section
28-1.2 Vacation," this Appendix indicates that the Rule interpretation
pages in Section 21.2 of the Manual "apply"; i.e., describe
the benefit for M/Cs, and there is a list of contract interpretation
pages which "apply" to M/Cs as modified by the discussion
in this Appendix. Contract interpretation pages that are not listed
do not apply to M/C employees.
The description of the attendance and leave provisions of the Income
Protection Plan (IPP) begins on page 10 of this Appendix. Since this
program applies only to M/C employees, there is no discussion elsewhere
in the Manual.
The description of attendance and leave benefits for part-time employees
in Appendix D and for those on compressed workweeks in Appendix C
applies to M/C employees with the exceptions noted in those appendices.
M/C employees are subject to the provisions of the reciprocal agreements
found in Appendix G. Appendix C, Seasonal Employment, does not apply
to M/C employees.
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SECTION 27.1 BASIC WORKWEEK
Corresponding Rule Section - 20.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - not applicable
SECTION 27.2 RECORD OF ATTENDANCE
Corresponding Rule Section - 20.2
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - not applicable
SECTION 27.3 TARDINESS
Corresponding Rule Section - 20.3
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Excused Tardiness (p. C-1)
General discussion on excused tardiness applies to M/C employees
whose tardiness is caused by direct emergency duties as duly
authorized volunteer ambulance squad members, volunteer fire
fighters, enrolled civil defense volunteers and enrolled civil
air patrol volunteers.
SECTION 28-1.1 SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Holiday Observance (pp. C-1 to C-3)
M/C seasonal employees without Attendance Rules coverage do
not observe holidays.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day (p. C-4)
Designation of Floating Holidays (pp. C-5 and C-6)
Observance of Saturday Holidays - Part-Time Employees (p. C-7)
Anticipated Eligibility to Observe Holidays (p. C-8)
Holiday Pay - General Provisions (pp. C-9 and C-10)
M/C employees are subject to Section 144 of the Budget Director's
Rules and Regulations which stipulate that M/C employees, grade
23 and above, are ineligible for holiday pay and receive holiday
leave for the first 7 1/2 or 8 hours worked on the holiday.
Holiday Pay - Special Holidays (pp. C-11 and C-12)
Holiday Pay - Holiday Call-In (p. C-14)
Holiday Accruals (pp. C-15 and C-16)
The M/C benefit is identical to that available to PS&T
employees.
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SECTION 28-1.2 VACATION
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.2
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Additional Vacation Credit (pp. C-1 and C-2)
M/C employees who are eligible to earn and accumulate vacation
shall be credited with additional vacation upon completion of
20 years of continuous service and upon completion of each additional
year as follows:
Completed Years of
Continuous Service |
Additional Days of
Vacation Credits |
20 - 24 |
1 |
25 - 29 |
2 |
30 - 34 |
4 |
35 or more |
5 |
Minimum Units of Liquidation (p. C-3)
Maximum Accumulation (pp. C-4 through C-7)
See description of vacation maximum applicable to PS&T
and RRS Units.
SECTION 28-1.3 SICK LEAVE
This Rule applies to M/C employees appointed before 1/1/86 and M/C
employees with prior creditable service who return or who become M/C
on or after 1/1/86 who either elect not to participate in the IPP
or who are not eligible to participate.
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.3
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Maximum Accumulation (pp. C-1 and C-2)
The maximum accumulation of sick leave for M/C employees is
200 days.
Minimum Units of Liquidation (p. C-5)
Leave for Bereavement or Family Illness (pp. C-6 and C-7)
The general discussion applies to M/C employees.
Medical Certificates (pp. C-12 through C-14)
The general discussion applies to M/C employees.
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SECTION 28-1.4 EXTENDED SICK LEAVE
This Rule applies to M/C employees appointed before 1/1/86 and M/C
employees with prior creditable service who return or who become M/C
on or after 1/1/86 who either elect not to participate in the IPP
or who are not eligible to participate.
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.4
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
SECTION 28-1.5 SICK LEAVE AT HALF-PAY
This Rule applies to M/C employees appointed before 1/1/86 and M/C
employees with prior creditable service who return or who become M/C
on or after 1/1/86 who either elect not to participate in the IPP
or who are not eligible to participate and M/C employees appointed
on or after 1/1/86 with no prior creditable service who are ineligible
for the IPP.
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.5
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Only discussion of Probationary Employees (C-2), Employee Requests
for Sick Leave at Half-Pay (C-4) and Sick Leave at Half-Pay for
Less Than Full-Day Absences (C-4) apply to M/C employees.
NOTE: A discussion of sick leave and extended sick leave for IPP
participants (Rules 28-2.1 and 28-2.2) begins on page 10.
SECTION 28-1.6 PERSONAL LEAVE
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.6
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Use of Personal Leave (pp. C-1 through C-4)
General discussion applies.
Minimum Units of Liquidation (p. C-5)
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SECTION 28-1.7 LEAVE FOR EXTRAORDINARY WEATHER
CONDITIONS AND EXTRAORDINARY CIRCUMSTANCES
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.7
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply
M/C employees, like PS&T employees, directed not to report to
work by the Governor during a declared state of emergency do not
charge absences to leave credits (see PS&T discussion, Section
25.1, pp. C-1 and C-2).
Discussion of directed early departures is found in
Section 25.1 beginning on p. C-1.
SECTION 28-1.8 WORKERS' COMPENSATION LEAVE
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.8
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply with the following modifications:
Workers' Compensation Leave Program
Calculation of the six month workers' compensation leave with
pay is 131 workdays rather than the 182.5 calendar days available
to bargaining unit employees (see p. C-14).
Workers' Compensation Supplemental Benefit Program
- The program for M/C employees applies to injuries and diseases
which result from incidents occurring on or after September
1, 1986. (For employees represented by CSEA, PEF and DC-37,
the effective date is April 1, 1986. See p. C-21.)
- There is no period stipulated in rule during which an M/C
employee must report an occupational injury or disease to the
employer to avoid having the supplemental portion of the pay
benefits withheld. (The affected union represented employees
must report within seven days.)
Agency accident reporting procedures and agency call-in procedures
requiring that employees report unscheduled absences on the
first day of such absence place sufficient...
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...responsibility on M/C employees for reporting accidents
and resultant absences in a timely fashion.
- M/C employees absent due to an occupational injury or disease,
who exhaust their leave credits pending receipt of the award
and supplement, must complete and submit a request for advanced
leave to continue in full paid leave status rather than on leave
with half-pay or leave without pay. (The affected union represented
employees must request not to be given advanced leave. See p.
C-23.)
SECTION 28-1.9 LEAVE FOR SUBPOENAED APPEARANCE AND JURY ATTENDANCE
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.9
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - not applicable
SECTION 28-1.10 LEAVE FOR CIVIL SERVICE EXAMINATIONS
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.10
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply with the following modifications:
If an M/C employee's work shift ends less than eight hours prior
to the starting time of a Civil Service examination, such employee
may be allowed leave with pay without charge to leave credits
for part or all of such shift at the discretion of the appointing
authority. If the employee can be spared, such time off must be
with pay without charge to credits.
SECTION 28-1.11 LEAVE FOR QUARANTINE
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.11
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
SECTION 28-1.12 LEAVES REQUIRED BY LAW
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.12
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Leave for Professional Meetings (p. C-1) (See Section 28-1.14
below.) Leave for Professional Examinations (p. C-2) (See Section
28-1.15 below.) Leave for Social Activities (p. C-4)
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SECTION 28-1.13 LEAVE FOR CIVIL DEFENSE DUTIES
Corresponding Rule Section - 21.13
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
SECTION 28-1.14 LEAVE FOR PROFESSIONAL MEETINGS
Corresponding Rule Section - none
Rule interpretation pages - none
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Section 21.12, p. C-1. Discussion of leave for professional meetings
applies except that there are no limits on the number of days
of leave for professional meetings that the appointing authority
may grant to M/C employees on a discretionary basis nor is there
any limit on the number of employees who can be approved to attend
a professional meeting.
SECTION 28-1.15 LEAVE FOR PROFESSIONAL EXAMINATIONS
Corresponding Rule Section - none
Rule interpretation pages - none
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Section 21.12, p. C-2. Discussion of leave for professional
examinations.
NOTE: A discussion of sick leave for IPP participants (Rules 28-2.1 and 28-2.2) begins on page 10.
SECTION 29.1 LEAVE OF ABSENCE; DURATION
Corresponding Rule Section - 22.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply as follows:
Leave for Pregnancy, Childbirth, Child Care and Adoption (pp.
C-1 through C-7).
SECTION 29.2 SUCCESSIVE LEAVES OF ABSENCE
Corresponding Rule Section - 22.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
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SECTION 30.1 PAYMENT FOR ACCRUALS UPON SEPARATION
Corresponding Rule Section - 23.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Employees who retire, die or are terminated under Section 71
or 73 of the Civil Service Law while on STD or LTD are entitled
to receive a lump sum payment for accrued and unused vacation
up to a maximum of 30 days and accrued and unused overtime compensatory
time up to 30 days. Such employees who participated in the VRWS
program are also entitled to a lump sum payment for all accrued
and unused VR credits.
Contract interpretation pages - not applicable
SECTION 30.2 PAYMENT FOR ACCRUALS UPON ENTRY INTO ARMED FORCES
Corresponding Rule Section - 23.2
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
SECTION 30.3 PAYMENT FOR OVERTIME ACCRUALS UPON APPOINTMENT, PROMOTION
OR TRANSFER
Corresponding Rule Section - 23.3
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - none
SECTION 31.1 WRITTEN AGREEMENT REQUIRED FOR TRANSFER OF LEAVE CREDITS
Corresponding Rule Section - 24.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply
SECTION 32.1 SUSPENSION OF RULES
Corresponding Rule Section - 25.1
Rule interpretation pages - apply
Contract interpretation pages - apply
M/C employees, like PS&T employees, directed not to report
for work by the Governor during a declared state of emergency
do not charge absences to leave credits. (See PS&T discussion
pp. C-1 and C-2.)
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