Ohio Admin. Code 3358:5-3-13 - Work week policy
Faculty members are expected to hold
classes at times and places listed in the class schedule. Requested changes
must be cleared through the divisional office and reported to the
dean.
Faculty members who are unable to
meet assignments due to illness or other unavoidable reason shall inform their
dean as soon as possible.
Whenever it is necessary for a
faculty member to be away from campus for any reason, appropriate arrangements
shall be made for the missed classes and the absence shall be reflected on the
bi-weekly time summary which is completed by the dean.
Non-exempt
staff are assigned working hours with full-time employees working eight hours
per day during a five-day work week. Employees assigned to administrative or
academic units typically follow a daily eight a.m. to five p.m. work schedule
with one hour allowed for lunch. Maintenance/custodial personnel frequently
follow a different eight hour daily schedule to allow access to unoccupied
classrooms and office areas.
The college does not designate a formal rest period for non-exempt employees. Taking a break depends on the department involved and whether or not the work of the department is of such a nature that it can be interrupted at some time during the day for these employees to have a few minutes off. When rest periods are allowed, these are limited to two fifteen minute breaks per day -- one in the morning and one in the afternoon. Rest periods are not cumulative and may not be taken at the beginning or end of the day.
(C) Non-exempt staff are assigned
working hours with full-time, ( 1.0 FTE) employees working forty hours per work
week. Employees assigned to administrative or academic units typically follow a
daily (eight a.m. to five p.m.) work schedule with one hour (sixty minutes)
allowed for lunch. Information technology, maintenance, and custodial personnel
frequently follow a different eight hour daily schedule to allow access to
unoccupied classrooms, office areas, and equipment.
In order to fully and effectively
meet the needs of all students/customers, some offices may be required to
extend their office hours. In these situations, supervisors may establish an
employee's schedule that may include an earlier or later start time and an
earlier or later end time. Where possible, practical, and where no degradation
of service is experienced, the supervisor may implement a flexible work
schedule including a thirty minute lunch period. Provisions of the forty hour
work week must be adhered to at all times.
The college does not designate a
formal rest period for non-exempt employees. Taking a break depends on the
department involved and whether or not the work of the department is of such a
nature that it can be interrupted at some time during the day for these
employees to have a few minutes off. When rest periods are allowed, these are
limited to two (fifteen minute) breaks per day -- one in the morning and one in
the afternoon. Rest periods are not cumulative and may not be taken at the
beginning or end of the day or be attached to a lunch period.
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: 3358.
Rule Amplifies: 3358.
Prior Effective Dates: 03/13/1978, 07/01/1998, 01/06/2003, 04/24/2006, 06/16/2006, 06/01/2011, 03/27/2015, 10/23/2015
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