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No Schedule Change: If there is no schedule change, employees are expected to come to work. In cases where this is not feasible, the employee will need to talk to their supervisor to agree on a flex time option, as described below:
- Supervisors may allow their employees to telework. The employee should make sure they have submitted the “Temporary Teleworking Agreement” in Dayforce at some point in the past.
- Supervisors may allow their staff to modify their normal work schedule to accommodate weather conditions by coming into work late or leaving early and make up the lost time during the same workweek. Non-exempt employees will clock in/out during the hours they are actually working.
- Employees may elect to be paid for hours not worked by using accrued vacation or personal time leave. Employees should submit a time away from work request.
- Non-exempt employees may take hours off without pay and without the requirement of making up the time. Non-exempt employees simply would not clock in and out during the hours they will be taking without pay.
Late Opening or Early Suspension of On-Campus Operations: On occasions where a schedule modification has been announced, employees will be paid as described below:
- Student Workers – should reach out to their supervisors to confirm they are not to report for their shift. Students will not be paid if their shift is canceled.
- Exempt Employees (including exempt essential weather personnel) – Exempt employees do not need to record anything in Dayforce. Any exempt essential weather personnel are encouraged to flex their time in the days after the weather event.
- Non-Exempt Employees (excluding non-exempt essential weather personnel) – Non-exempt staff will clock in upon arrival and out upon leaving. These employees should also clock in and out for any hours spent teleworking during the schedule modification. An “Emergency Closure” time away from work request must be submitted by the employee for the hours of the schedule modification that they did not work.
- Non-Exempt Essential Weather Personnel – Employees should clock in and out during the times they are on campus. Supervisors will modify each employee’s timesheet to make the needed premium pay adjustments by entering an “Emergency Closure Partial Day-Worked” pay code for the hours worked during the schedule modification. This pay adjustment will compensate the employee an additional 0.5 times their normal hourly rate. The Facilities Director, or designee, will consult with the Director of Public Safety to determine the applicable start and end times for the weather event which warrant premium pay to the essential weather personnel and email those hours to HRIS@albright.edu, Payroll@albright.edu, and the supervisors of the Essential Weather Departments.
Full Day or Evening Suspension of On-Campus Operations
- Student Workers – should reach out to their supervisors to confirm they are not to report for their shift. Students will not be paid if their shift is canceled.
- Exempt Employees (including exempt essential weather personnel) – Exempt employees do not need to record anything in Dayforce. Any exempt essential weather personnel are encouraged to flex their time in the days after the weather event.
- Non-Exempt Employees (excluding non-exempt essential weather personnel) – Employees should clock in and out for any hours spent teleworking during the schedule modification. An “Emergency Closure” time away from work request must be submitted by the employee for the hours they were scheduled to work, but were unable to, on the day of the schedule modification.
- Non-Exempt Essential Weather Personnel – Employees should clock in and out during the times they are on campus. Supervisors will modify each employee’s timesheet to make the needed premium pay adjustments by entering an “Emergency Closure Full Day – Worked” pay code for the hours worked during the schedule modification. This pay adjustment will compensate the employee an additional 1.5x their normal hourly rate. The Facilities Director, or designee, will consult with the Director of Public Safety to determine the applicable start and end times for the weather event which warrant premium pay to the essential weather personnel and email those hours to HRIS@albright.edu, Payroll@albright.edu, and the supervisors of the Essential Weather Departments.
Special Situations
- Staff Normally Scheduled Outside of Business Hours –For employees normally scheduled to work in the evening or weekend, outside of core business hours, when the weather schedule modification is still in effect, the employee is expected to telework, if they are able. If able to telework, non-exempt employees should clock in and out for the hours spent teleworking. If unable to telework, employees will be paid for those hours originally scheduled. Non-exempt staff in this situation should log in to Dayforce and submit an “Emergency Closure” time away from work request for the hours they were normally scheduled to work and were unable to telework. If the schedule modification has been ended, staff scheduled to work in the evening or weekend should report to work as scheduled.
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