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2015-04-19
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Failure to Return From Leave: Employee Relations Bulletin 6

COUNTY OF SAN MATEO HUMAN RESOURCES DEPARTMENT Inter-Departmental Correspondence DATE: April 2015 TO: All Supervisory and Management Employees FROM: Nicole McKay, Employee & Labor Relations Manager SUBJECT: Employee Relations Bulletin 6 Failure to Return From Leave Concerns have been raised around situations where scheduling prohibits a supervisor from granting the full amount of leave requested by an employee and, in order to achieve the amount of leave desired, the employee calls in claiming that, due to some unusual event or circumstance, he/she is unable to return and must extend the leave. Supervisors and managers are uncertain of their authority to deny these extensions and/or toRead More →


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