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What is the UHG policy for Attendance and Unplanned Absence?
An unplanned absence, which may subject an employee to discipline, is any time away from work (or from previously-scheduled overtime work) that is not approved as a planned absence. Unplanned absences will be tracked for each employee over a rolling twelve (12) month period.
Tardiness - failure to be in the work area and ready to work at a scheduled start time, early departure or late return from lunch or other scheduled non-work time (e.g., breaks, meetings), or leaving the work area or not working through the end of employee's scheduled work time, without prior approval. Two tardies are generally considered equivalent to one unplanned absence. NOTE: If an employee fails to be in the work area and misses more than 50% of his or her scheduled hours, it is considered an absence as opposed to a tardy.
Total # of Unplanned Absences*
(Within a rolling 12-month period ) Guidelines for Use of Corrective Action Process
4 Initial Warning - A formal, documented discussion with the employee to review attendance expectations, employee's
attendance history and outlining the consequences of continued absences.
5 Elevated Warning - A formal written Corrective Action Plan documenting the attendance issue, setting attendance
expectations and warning that attendance must improve.
6 Final Warning - A formal written Corrective Action Plan documenting the attendance issue and final warning that
attendance must improve or you may be subject to employment termination.
7 Termination Consideration - In the event an employee is unable to resolve attendance issues, termination of
employment is considered.