Emergency Leave
Summary
All regular full-time and regular part-time employees are eligible for emergency leave.
Procedures
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- Emergency Leave shall be defined as illness, injury, convalescent assistance, or natural
disaster and shall be based on the merits of the case and limited by the following
provisions:
a. Sudden illness in the immediate family – limited to two days per incident and charged to sick leave.
b. Accident in the immediate family – limited to two days per incident and charged to sick leave.
c. Convalescent assistance for a member of the immediate family – limited to two days per incident and charged to sick leave.
d. Natural disasters – flood, fire, etc. – leave to be approved by the Director of Human Resources, or his/her designee, and limited to three days per incident and charged to sick leave. - Such use shall be limited to two days for any particular incident, illness, accident, or convalescent assistance to a maximum of six days in any calendar year (except in cases of natural disaster where a maximum of three days will be granted in any calendar year).
- “Immediate Family” for purposes of this policy shall be defined as husband, wife, father, mother, son, daughter, or a relative living in the same household. Where a situation exists, which is not covered by these relationships, determination shall be made by the Human Resources Office.
- Extension of this leave may be granted upon written application and subject to approval by the Director of Human Resources or his/her designee.
- Emergency Leave shall be defined as illness, injury, convalescent assistance, or natural
disaster and shall be based on the merits of the case and limited by the following
provisions:
Cross Reference Location
Sick leave for administrative/professional and support staff
Participation
All full/part time employees
Revision/review dates
1/11, 09/2017