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What is considered a "non-attendance" day?

There are certain reasons that a member may be absent from work but still be paid, and without being required to use a CAR day, that are called “non-attendance” days. Here are the reasons you may be able to apply for a non-attendance day:

  • appearance for jury duty or jury qualification/selection
  • death of family member
  • funeral of an associate
  • receiving a degree or a graduation ceremony
  • appearance on official business
  • appearance as disinterested witness
  • extraordinary transportation delay
  • legislative hearing
  • military duty
  • quarantine
  • requirement of the school system
  • religious observance
  • school visits and meetings within New York City

View or download the OP-201 form needed to apply for a non-attendance day absence.