Ariz. Admin. Code § R2-5A-B604 - Administrative Leave
A. General. An
agency head may authorize an employee to be absent with pay on administrative
leave during a state of emergency declared by the Governor or:
1. In other emergency situations such as
extreme weather conditions, fire, flood, or malfunction of publicly-owned or
controlled machinery or equipment.
2. To relieve an employee of duties
temporarily during the investigation of alleged wrongdoing by the employee or
during a disciplinary or dismissal process, subject to the
requirements outlined in subsections (B) and (C).
B. Reporting administrative leave. If an
employee's administrative leave totals 80 consecutive hours, the agency head
shall submit a report to the Director and for each week thereafter, until the
employee's administrative leave is terminated. The report shall include:
1. The name of the agency,
2. The employee identification number (EIN)
of the employee,
3. The name of the
employee,
4. The employment status
of the employee,
5. The date the
employee was placed on administrative leave,
6. The number of hours the employee has been
on administrative leave as of the date of the report, and
7. A brief description as to why the employee
is on administrative leave.
C. Approval of Director. If an employee's
administrative leave is anticipated to exceed 240 consecutive working hours,
the agency head shall obtain the approval of the Director.
1. An agency head requesting approval to
continue an employee's administrative leave for more than 240 working hours
shall submit a request to the Director for approval at least five business days
before the employee's administrative leave will total 240 working hours. If
circumstances beyond the agency's control do not permit at least five business
days' notice, the agency head shall submit the request as soon as the agency
head is aware of the necessity for the request. The request shall include all
of the information listed in subsection (B), the reason the administrative
leave will extend beyond 240 working hours and the anticipated date the
administrative leave will be terminated.
2. The Director shall review the request and
approve, modify or deny the request within three business days of
receipt.
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