RESTAURANT TEAM MEMBER HANDBOOK - EthicsPoint
RESTAURANT TEAM MEMBER HANDBOOK - EthicsPoint
RESTAURANT TEAM MEMBER HANDBOOK - EthicsPoint
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Pregnancy Disability Leave<br />
Team members are entitled to pregnancy leave for the reasonable period of<br />
time that a team member is disabled on account of pregnancy, childbirth, or<br />
related medical conditions, not to exceed four months. Team members must<br />
provide the Team Member Relations Department reasonable notice, to the<br />
extent practicable, of the date that the leave will commence and the length of<br />
the leave.<br />
Parental School Leave<br />
Nevada<br />
Team members may be eligible for leave to attend conferences requested by<br />
an administrator of a school attended by the team member’s child. In<br />
addition, parents, guardians or custodians of a child who is enrolled in a<br />
public or private school may take unpaid leave from employment for four<br />
hours per school year to attend certain functions such as parent-teacher<br />
conferences or school-related activities during regular school hours. The<br />
leave must be taken at a time mutually agreed upon by the team member and<br />
BJ’s and must be taken in increments of at least one hour. A team member<br />
seeking time off for these reasons must make a written request for the leave<br />
at least five school days before the leave will be taken and must provide<br />
documentation that he or she actually used the leave for a proper purpose.<br />
Voting Leave<br />
If it is impracticable for a team member to vote before or after his or her<br />
scheduled shift, he or she may be eligible for unpaid voting leave. Any team<br />
member wishing to take voting leave must give a restaurant manager or the<br />
Team Member Relations Department notice in writing prior to election day.<br />
This notice must include the address of the polling place where the team<br />
member votes.<br />
Jury Duty Leave<br />
Team members may obtain unpaid leave to attend jury duty and are not<br />
required to work within eight hours prior to the scheduled jury duty service<br />
or, if the jury duty service has lasted four or more hours, between the hours<br />
of 5 p.m. on the day of jury service and 3 a.m. the following day. Team<br />
members must provide to their General Manager at least three days prior to<br />
the scheduled jury service a copy of the notice to employer that accompanies<br />
a Nevada jury duty service summons.<br />
Confidential and Proprietary 63<br />
January 2012