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(employee on family leave) Stay out longer than he or she originally told you.

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Do you have a policy regarding employees who request short periods of time off for personal matters such as doctor’s appointments or parent-teacher conferences, or is it on a case-by-case basis?

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Is the policy written and available to employees upon request?

5  a 

Which BEST describes the way you typically handle such requests for short periods of leave on personal matters? Do you typically:?

5  b 

Over the last three years have you had serious problems, occasional problems or no problems with one or more employees abusing short periods of time off for personal matters?

5  c 

Is the employee typically paid while out for these short periods, not paid, or takes vacation or sick leave?

5  d 

Do you keep any type of records on the time employees spend out for doctor’s appointments, parent-teacher conferences, and similar short periods of absence?

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Think of the last time an employee requested a short period of time off for a personal matter. Did you grant it?

6  a 

Was it an emergency situation?

6  b 

Did the employee ask at least 72 hours before the time was needed?

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Volume 4, Issue 2, 2004
ISSN - 1534-8326

William J. Dennis, Jr.
NFIB Research Foundation



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