Frequently Asked Questions, Remote & Hybrid Work
Now that multiple highly effective vaccines are available, we must pivot to a self-protection model.听It is incumbent on individuals to keep themselves safe first by getting vaccinated.听 Don鈥檛 rely on the building and other people to keep you safe.听
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Remote Work Hours or Compressed Work Schedules are standardized as much as possible; thus leave should be planned accordingly.听Remote work arrangements are NOT considered off-schedule work hours. The employee is expected to be at their remote work station and prepared to work the entirety of the scheduled remote hours. If an employee is not available to work during their scheduled hours (onsite or remote), they must use their leave to make up the time off.听Employees are never expected to work when they are sick, and thus must use sick leave.听If there are further questions, please consult with a supervisor听and/or the dean鈥檚 office personnel team.
There are many technology options that can be utilized in these situations, for example:
- channel to engage in day-to-day discussion about our work. This will replicate the ability to see each other in person during the normal office day
- Additional University Resources include the following:
- Voicemail
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Requests based on medical need (self or for family) must be referred to appropriate resources.听Supervisors, managers听and directors have a responsibility to provide information to employees so that they are aware of their potential entitlements (FMLA, ADA).听To not do so puts the university, supervisor, manager, director at risk (for example, failure to provide full options to employee, failure to perform management duties, accusations of favoritism).听An employee has the choice whether or not to avail themselves of these resources, however, if they chose not to follow process they are not entitled to be privileged over any other request.