VII- 6.10 - POLICY ON WORK SCHEDULES FOR REGULAR EXEMPT EMPLOYEES
(Approved by the Board of Regents on December 3, 1999,
EFFECTIVE January 2, and January 12, 2000)
I. PURPOSE AND APPLICABILITY
This policy identifies the work schedule requirements for
regular employees in Exempt positions.
II. SCHEDULE REQUIREMENTS
Employees in Exempt positions should be assigned a reasonable
work schedule. The work of employees in exempt positions is
not measured solely by the hours worked. Employees in
exempt positions are expected to work the hours necessary to
complete assignments on a schedule that satisfies the
requirements of the job. A full-time commitment typically
requires a minimum of 80 hours per bi-weekly payroll period.
Although not required and not an entitlement, a limited
amount of compensatory leave may be granted, with the prior
written approval of the institution CEO or designee.
Compensatory leave shall be used within one year from the
date it is earned. No compensation shall be paid for
compensatory leave that is unused at the time the employee
leaves university service, and such leave shall not be
restored upon reinstatement.
III. TIMEKEEPING
Consistent with the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), USM
exempt employees will note on their timesheets "D"
(duty day) to record days worked.
IMPLEMENTATION PROCEDURES:
Each Chief Executive Officer or designee shall establish
procedures as necessary for reasonable work schedules,
days worked and recording leave and shall submit a copy of
such procedures to the Chancellor. Such institutional
procedures may require additional reporting of information
as the Chief Executive Officer or designee may direct.
REPLACEMENT FOR:
Laws Relating to and Governing Policies and Procedures of
the Board of Trustees of the State Universities and Colleges
of Maryland, Section VI., Administrative Officers, page
VI-1, July, 1985.
Personnel Policies and Rules for Classified Employees,
Section V., page V-1 through page V-3, "The Weekly
Work Period and Daily Work Period," "Work Week,
" "Work Schedules," "Days, Hours and
Shifts"; page V-4, "Overtime Group II,"
Item 4; and page V-6, "Compensatory Time - Group II,
" March 1988.
Policies and Rules for Associate Staff, paragraph L,
"Work Week and Compensatory Leave,"
June, 1989, page 31.
BOR Policy III-12.00, Policy on Academic Administrators/Associate
Staff Time Keeping Record, issued by the President,
June 15, 1977, pages III -12.00-1 through 12.00-5.
Additionally, this policy supersedes, in whole or in part,
any policy(ies) and/or procedure(s) established by the
Regents, Trustees, Presidents, or their designees, of the
former institutions of the University of Maryland, and of
the former State Universities and Colleges, and of the
Regents of the University System of Maryland that are in
conflict with this policy's purpose, applicability, or
intent, that may have been overlooked and not included as
a specific citation under "Replacement For.