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00678 - [A0751351]  (Restricted)

(Time and Attendance Practices  of Group III of Equal Employment
Opportunity Commission].  December 8, 1976. 4 pp.
Report to George H. Darden*  Assistant General Counsel, Equal
Employment Opportunity Commission;  by Irwin 8. D*Addario,
Regional  anager, Field Operations  Div.: Regional Office
(Denver).

Issue Area: Personnel  Baagenest and Compensiition (30.
Contact: Field Operations Div.:  Regional Office (Deanver.
Budget Function: General Governent:  Central  Pero.el
    management  (805).

         Time and attendance  practices of Group II et  the
Denver Office of the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
warrant immediate attention  and corrective action.
Findings/Conclusions:  Two areas in which the time and attendance
system is not fully implemented  are: (1) s'pervisors do not
certify biweekly timecards as  required; and (2) tisecards are
not posted on a daily  basis. It appears that some employees are
lax in arriving at work on  time and remaining for the entire
workday. Analysis of sign-in/sign-out sheets  revealed that no
ermployee was charged annual or other type of leave for tarliness
or early departure. Some emplcyees  were granted administrative
leave if their automobiles  broke down on the way to wcrk. It is
the office's practipe  to grant up tc 3 days cf administrative
leave to attend funerals. Attendance record cards disclosed
numerous errors including excessive  leave balance cazzyover and
erroneous leave accumulation.  Recommendations: The gegional
office should: assure  that duty hour and leave regalations are
appropriately and consistently carried out; change  the policy
for administrative leave for  funerals and discontinue such leave
for automobile breakdowns; empkasize  that the official lunch
period is 45 minutes; and assure accuracy on  atteadaace record
cards through periodic supervisory  review. (IRS)

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