Daylight saving time ends Sunday

Daylight saving time ends at 2 a.m. Sunday (Nov. 3), meaning campus clocks will have to “fall back” this weekend.

Individual departments are reminded that they are responsible for changing clocks in their offices, research laboratories and departmental spaces. Building Services and Grounds staff will ensure that clocks in public areas and outdoors are changed.

In addition to changing clocks, the time change means that support and service hourly staff, police, and firefighters who work the third shift on this date will work one hour more than normally scheduled. For that shift only, employees typically working eight-hour shifts will work nine hours, and those who typically work a 12-hour shift will work 13 hours.

A flexible work arrangement is permissible as long as it is done within the same workweek, is made at the employee’s request and is approved by their supervisor. Employees on approved sick leave will be covered by the university’s sick leave policy. Supervisors and employees are encouraged to work together to meet both business and employee needs.

For more information, contact:

Fort Wayne
*Human Resources: 260-481-6677

Northwest — Hammond and Westville campuses
*Human Resources: 219-989-2251

West Lafayette
* Human Resources, Compensation: 49-43295
* Student Life Human Resources: 49-49418
* Purdue IT Human Resources: 49-62266
* Physical Facilities Human Resources: 49-41421

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