The following detailed regulations are taken directly from the Commonwealth's "inclement weather policy" and refer to classified employees only, unless otherwise noted. A. Employees absent due to an ...

This policy establishes campus academic and operational impacts during inclement weather and other emergencies, and is applicable to all students, faculty, classified staff, university staff and ...

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For the most reliable postponement, closing and reopening information, members of the Wilkes community and visitors should rely on these official sources of information: wilkes.edu Homepage Inclement ...

(WJBF) – The icy conditions are causing a headache for employees who cannot stay ... but when you throw in inclement weather, snow, ice, etcetera, we just have to change our response plans ...

Therefore, this policy establishes work expectations and procedures for employees during both inclement weather and severe weather emergencies. This policy does not apply to student employees. Faculty ...

It is the responsibility of employees to work with ... will not be considered a violation of policy but should be accomplished as soon as possible to ensure the safety of all personnel. Traditionally ...

Employees are expected to report to work unless doing so ... The executive director, communications & external relations (or assigns) will update the inclement weather status on the college homepage ...

For those employees who are not expected to work due to prearranged vacation time or those who are out on sick leave due to illness, must charge the time off to either annual or sick leave as planned.

It is assumed that academic and other buildings will continue to be opened and serviced. Offices will remain on a "business as usual" basis throughout a regularly scheduled workday. The College's ...

These are most often associated with inclement weather and ... When road conditions are problematic, MSU employees and students should exercise good judgment in traveling to and from campus. Those ...