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Leaves Of Absence: Watler Accounting

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Leaves of Absence

It is the policy of Watler Accounting to provide regular employees reasonable periods of time off as leaves of absence without pay if any employee must be absent due to injury, illness, maternity, or serious personal circumstances. Also, leaves of absence may be granted for military duty, educational reasons, jury duty, and funerals. It is expected that each case will be considered on an individual basis. The necessity of maintaining operating conditions with minimum cost to Watler Accounting, and the individual’s employment history will be considered in all requests for leaves of absence.

A leave of absence will be considered as any request for absence from work of three (3) or more consecutive working days. Leaves will

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