Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 5, § 43200 - Furloughs
(a) The following
terms are defined for this Article:
(1)
"Furlough" means mandatory, temporary unpaid time off work. No earned accrued
leave or any other compensated time may be used for any portion of a
furlough.
(2) "Financial crisis"
means an event(s), occurrence(s) or state of affairs creating an imminent and
substantial deficiency in California State University financial resources that
severely impacts the California State University's ability to sustain ongoing
operations or to fulfill its mission.
(b) Upon a finding by the Chancellor of a
natural disaster, epidemic or other major debilitating event that significantly
impacts the operations of the California State University, or a financial
crisis as defined in this Article, either systemwide or on one or more
campuses, the Chancellor may implement furloughs for non-represented,
Management Personnel Plan and Executive employees. The Chancellor may suspend
any Title 5 regulation(s) and/or any California State University policy(ies)
encompassing work hours and/or wages which he or she deems necessary to
effectuate this provision. The Chancellor will determine the period of time
furloughs will remain in effect.
Notes
Note: Authority cited: Sections 89030 and 89500, Education Code. Reference: Sections 89030 and 89500, Education Code.
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