Types of Separation. Dissolution of the employment relationship between a permanent unit member and the Board may occur by any of four distinct types of separation. A. Voluntary -- The employee initiates the separation by resigning, retiring, abandoning the position, or other unilateral action by the employee. B. Excessive Absenteeism/Abandonment of Position -- An unauthorized absence for three consecutive workdays shall be evidence of abandonment of position. Unauthorized absences totaling 10 or more workdays during the previous 12-month period shall be evidence of excessive absenteeism. Either of the foregoing shall constitute grounds for termination. An employee recommended for termination under these provisions shall have the right to request of the chief personnel officer for Human Resources a review of the facts concerning the unauthorized leave. Such right shall exist for a period of 10 working days after the first day of notification of the unauthorized absence.
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Types of Separation. Dissolution of the employment relationship between a permanent unit member and the Board may occur by any of four distinct types of separation.
A. Voluntary -- The employee initiates the separation by resigning, retiring, abandoning the position, or other unilateral action by the employee.
B. Excessive Absenteeism/Abandonment of Position -- An unauthorized absence for three consecutive workdays shall be evidence of abandonment of position. Unauthorized absences totaling 10 or more workdays during the previous 12-month period shall be evidence of excessive absenteeism. Either of the foregoing shall constitute grounds for termination. An employee recommended for termination under these provisions shall have the right to request of the chief personnel officer Chief Personnel Officer for Human Resources a review of the facts concerning the unauthorized leave. Such right shall exist for a period of 10 working days after the first day of notification of the unauthorized absence.
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Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement