Total Suspended Operations

There are situations where your work schedule may be disrupted due to things out of your control: weather events, power outages, etc. When the majority of the college is affected, a Triton Alert (link how to sign up) will be sent. It is important for you to know whether to report to work or not.

Total Suspended Operations is the contract language where most employees will not report for their work shift.  Synonyms: All classes and activities are canceled, all operations are suspended, suspended operations and college closed.

Late Start is the contract language where most employees will report to their work shift later than their usual start time. Synonyms: delay, delayed

Early Closure is the contract language where most employees will stop working when the early closure time is announced.

Remote Operations is not in the contract language . Most employees will work their schedule in a remote location.

Closure of a work zone


Historical Triton Alerts Examples:

Feb. 3, 2025 - Due to weather changes, all classes and activities are canceled beginning at 5 p.m. tonight, February 3.

February 4, will be a delayed opening. All classes and activities will begin at 10:00 a.m. (This was a tricky message because it was tacked on to the Feb 3 alert, and didn't go out separately on Feb 4.)

Feb. 5, 2025 - Due to snowy conditions, campus will have a delayed opening. All classes and activities will begin at 10:00 a.m.

Feb. 6, 2025 =Due to snowy conditions, campus is closed, all operations are suspended. All classes and activities are canceled.

Feb 7, 2025 Up to 7:35 AM, late start. 7:36 AM remote operations.

Use the Suspended Hours February 3-7/2025 as a guide to report time and leave absences correctly during Total Suspended Operations, Late Start, Early Closure or Remote Operations.


Resources:

HR 5.07pr - Suspended Operations : Procedure

Classified Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), Article 17 page 46, Suspended Operations

Faculty Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA)


FAQs

  • Is the ctcLink release time going to deduct from my leave balances? 
    No.  
  • Where do I submit ctcLink Release Time Taken? 
    ctcLink release time taken should be submitted in absent request, not in your timesheet.  
  • What is SWP?
    SWP applies 8 hours for classified employees who worked during suspended operations. SWP is not based on work schedule.