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Absence and Additional Time Worked
Report (634 )
This form is used to report
all absences and additional time worked (with the exception
of premium paid overtime) and to substantiate entries
on the Attendance Report (672).
- The original Absence and Additional
Time Worked Report (634
)
must be submitted to Payroll Services along with the
Attendance Report (672). If the absence is for Jury
Duty, an original Jury Duty confirmation form, plus
one copy, must be submitted.
- For multiple position with different
supervisors, submit one report for each supervisor
- If an absence runs into two different
pay periods, a separate Absence and Additional Time
Worked Report must be submitted for each pay period.
How to Complete the Monthly Absence
Request
GENERAL INFORMATION
1. All absences or additional
hours worked by full-time or part-time employees should
be reported on one form 634 )
for each pay period. Report all time worked for permanent
intermittent and part-time employees
2. Prepare the number of copies required by your department.
Employees who want a copy for their own records, including
supervisor's signature, may prepare an extra copy.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR FILLING OUT THE
ABSENCE AND ADDITONAL TIME WORKED BY ITEM NUMBER
1. Enter pay period,
month, and year and complete other boxes as required
by your department.
2-4. Complete name, social security number,
and position number
5. Absences with Pay - Check appropriate box,
indicating type(s) of absence(s)
6. Absences without Pay (Dock) - Complete
all boxes, indicating type of absence and if the current
pay period is qualified or non qualified. Last box
can be checked if employee is serving a probationary
period to determine if employee will complete required
number of working days.
Qualifying Pay Period - Eleven (11) or more
paid days in a monthly pay period
Non qualifying Pay Period - Less than eleven
(11) paid days in a monthly pay period.
Note: if the employee is absent without pay
for more than eleven (11) consecutive working days,
which fall between two (2) consecutive pay periods,
one (1) pay period shall be disqualifying.
7. Dates of Absences and Extra Hours Worked
7a. Enter time to
be paid for each day, including paid absence hours
intermittent or part-time employees
Note: Enter all hours to be paid in the total
column.
7b. Sick and Sick Family - Provisions on
the usage of sick and family leave are outlined
by the memorandum of understanding between your
exclusive representatives and the State of California.
Indicate sick leave hours with a symbol of "S"
or "SF" on date of absence. If more than
two (2) hours are needed for a doctor's appointment,
the reason should be stated in Item 8. Enter the
symbol and the number of hours under the number(s)
corresponding to the duties be reported.
7c. Bereavement Leave- Provisions for bereavement
leave are outlined by the memorandum of understanding
between your exclusive representative and the State
of California.
Sick Death - Employee in bargaining unites
which did not negotiate bereavement leave provisions
may use up to five (5) days of their sick leave
balance for each family member.
7d. Vacation - may be used in 30 minute or
one (1) hour increments as outlined in the memorandum
of understanding between your exclusive representative
and the State of California and is shown on the
appropriate date with the symbol "V".
An absence can be charged against vacation credits
only approved by the appointing power. The time
at which vacation shall be taken my be specified
to suit the convenience of the department.
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