>From St. Bonaventure University:

2. Medical Leave of Absence and Sick Leave  

                Full-time Administrators who are unable to perform their 
regularly assigned duties due to illness, bodily injury, or pregnancy will 
continue to receive wages for up to six months following the onset of the 
disability.

               It is the policy of the University to treat pregnancy as a 
short-term disability. For the purpose of this policy, it is assumed that, 
absent unusual complications certified by a physician, childbirth results in 
six weeks of disability. Therefore, a full-time administrator will be granted a 
leave of absence at the individual's regular rate of pay for a period of six 
weeks per pregnancy. Additional time required because of complications of child 
birth will be considered as any other health-related disability.

                Health care benefits, life insurance, and long-term disability 
insurance will be continued as for any active employee during the Medical Leave 
of Absence. Pension payments will also be continued during the Medical Leave of 
Absence.

                At the University's discretion, and with the approval of the 
supervisor of the department and the divisional Executive Office, it may grant 
a Medical Leave of Absence upon the written application of the administrator or 
the administrator's physician. A physician's certificate citing the need for 
and expected duration of, such leave must accompany the leave request. The 
University reserves the right to require an examination and/or consultation 
with a physician with the cost of such examination and/or consultation paid by 
the University.

                A. An administrator on an approved Medical Leave of Absence 
will receive full salary for no more than six months, after which time the 
administrator may be eligible for medical disability insurance benefits.

                B. Approved leaves of absences taken under the Medical Leave of 
Absence Policy and/or Personal Leave which satisfy all requirements of the 
Family and Medical Leave Act will run concurrently with Family and Medical 
Leaves of absences.

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From: [email protected] 
[[email protected]] On Behalf Of Theresa Rowe 
[[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, June 14, 2014 8:19 PM
To: Institutional policy-related discussions
Subject: [acupa-l] Professional staff sick time policy

I would appreciate copies of sick time policies applicable to professional 
administrative, not faculty, staff positions.

--
Theresa Rowe on the road

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