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<br /> <br /> 35 <br />June 2025 <br />236096v1 <br />• Full day disciplinary suspensions for violations of workplace safety rules of <br />major significance. <br />• To offset amounts received as payment for jury and witness fees or military <br />pay. <br />• The first or last week of employment in the event the employee works less <br />than a full week. <br />The salary of an exempt employee may also be reduced for certain types of <br />deductions such as the employee’s portion of health, dental or life insurance <br />premiums; state, federal or local taxes, social security; or, voluntary contributions <br />to a Section 457 retirement plan. <br />Impermissible Deductions from Salary. <br /> <br />In any work week in which an exempt employee performs any work, the exempt <br />employee’s salary amount will not be reduced for any of the following reasons, <br />although, as explained further in more detail below, the employee’s leave bank may <br />be reduced for these reasons, in some circumstances: <br />• Partial day absences for personal reasons, sickness or disability. <br />• Absence because the facility is closed on a scheduled workday. <br />• Absences for jury duty, attendance as a witness, or military leave in any <br />week in which you have performed any work. <br />• Any other deductions prohibited by state or federal law. <br />Permissible Deductions from An Exempt Employee’s Leave Bank. <br /> <br />Federal and state law permit the Employer to reduce an exempt employee’s accrued <br />vacation or sick balance for full or partial day absences for personal reasons, <br />sickness or disability. Deduction for the use of such leave time will not be made <br />from the exempt employee’s salary, but from the exempt employee’s leave bank. <br />Questions or Concerns about This Fair Pay Policy <br /> <br />If you have questions or concerns about this Fair Pay Policy, please contact your <br />supervisor/manager, any Director, or Human Resources. <br /> <br /> <br />28. BREAKS FOR NURSING MOTHERS TO PUMP BREAST MILK <br /> <br />Employees who need to express breast milk for their infant child during the twelve (12) <br />months following the birth of the child will be provided with reasonable break times for <br />this purpose each day, as long as such breaks do not unduly disrupt company operations. <br />As far as possible, such breaks must run concurrently with regular break times otherwise <br />102