Utah Admin. Code R477-7-7 - Administrative Leave
(1) Management may
grant administrative leave to any employee consistent with agency policy for
the following reasons:
(a) administrative;
(i) governor approved holiday
leave;
(ii) during management
decisions that benefit the organization;
(iii) when no work is available due to
unavoidable conditions or influences; or
(iv) other reasons consistent with agency
policy;
(b) protected;
(i) suspension with pay pending hearing
results;
(ii) personnel
decision-making before discipline;
(iii) removal from adverse or hostile work
environment situations;
(iv) fitness
for duty or employee assistance; or
(v) other reasons consistent with agency
policy;
(c) reward in
lieu of cash;
(i) the agency head or designee
may grant paid administrative leave up to one day per occurrence;
(ii) management may not grant administrative
leave exceeding one day without written approval from the agency
head;
(iii) management may not
grant more than 40 hours of administrative leave per fiscal year as a reward in
lieu of cash;
(iv) management may
grant administrative leave as a reward in lieu of cash to employees of another
agency if both agency heads agree in advance; or
(d) employee education
assistance.
(2)
Management shall grant an employee up to two hours of administrative leave to
vote in an official election if the employee has fewer than three total hours
off the job between the time the polls open and close, and the employee applies
for the leave at least 24 hours in advance. Management may specify the hours
when the employee may be absent.
(3) Management shall include employees who
are on leave under the FMLA or military leave under USERRA in a grant of
administrative leave for non-performance based purposes if the leave would have
been given had the employee been in a working status.
(4) Administrative leave taken shall be
documented in the employee's leave record.
(5) Administrative leave is not an employee
right and management may grant it disparately within its workforce depending on
agency needs.
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