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c.  to offset amounts employees, receive as jury or witness fees, or for temporary military duty
                     pay;

                  d.  for penalties imposed in good faith for infractions of safety rules of major significance;

                  e.  for  unpaid  disciplinary  suspensions  of  one  or  more  full  days  imposed  in  good  faith  for
                     workplace conduct rule infractions;

                  f.  in the employee's initial or terminal week of employment if the employee does not work the
                     full week, or

                  g.  for unpaid leave taken by the employee under the Federal Family and Medical Leave Act.

              In addition, deductions may be made from the pay of an exempt employee of a public agency for
              absences  due  to  a  budget-required  furlough,  and  special  rules  apply  when  such  employees  take

              partial-day (or hourly) absences not covered by accrued leave.
              OVERTIME


              Non-exempt positions that do not meet FLSA exemption tests are eligible for overtime at 1.5 times
              their hourly wage for actual hours worked more than 40 hours per week. Vacation, sick, and other
              types of approved leave do not count as hours worked for overtime.

              GARNISHMENTS


              Police FCU honors all legal garnishments, as they represent an order from the Court to withhold and
              pay over to the Court or the garnishee a specified amount of an employee’s earnings. Further, it is the
              policy of Police FCU to only become involved in the financial matters of its employees when legally
              required, when an employee demonstrates an inability to manage his or her personal finances, or
              demonstrates a risk of having that employee in certain sensitive positions of financial employment.

              EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT


              Employees may be reimbursed for out-of-pocket expenses incurred in the performance of their work
              in accordance with Police FCU reimbursement guidelines. The Credit Union requires that all employees
              use  good,  professional  judgment  and  moderation  regarding  what  is  considered  reasonable  and
              customary when incurring business travel and miscellaneous expenses. Police FCU’s guidelines for
              reporting  and  requesting  reimbursement  of  business  travel  and  miscellaneous  expenses  are  like
              practices used by most organizations of our size and should be pre-approved by the department’s

              Chief  Executive.  All  reimbursement  expenses  will  be  carefully  reviewed  prior  to  approval  and
              reimbursement of funds. Employees who have a pre-approved expense should submit a completed
              expense reimbursement form to their department’s Chief Executive for approval.








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