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Leaves of Absence

Employees who need to take a Leave of Absence (LOA) due to their own serious health condition, caring for a family member with a serious health condition, the birth, adoption or foster placement of a child, military service or exigencies arising from having a family member who is active duty in the military may be eligible for job-protected leave under Federal and State law.

 

Leaves of absence can be on a continuous, intermittent and reduced schedule.

Insurance Benefits:

The Company will continue to pay its portion of applicable insurance benefits for a covered employee on an approved leave of absence to the extent required to do so by law. In cases where the Company continues to pay its share of insurance premiums, the employee must make arrangements to pay his or her share of any premiums.

In some instances, the Company may recover premiums paid to maintain health coverage for an employee who fails to return to work following a leave.

Note: 401(k) contributions are suspended during a leave of absence due to the absence of payroll deductions. Contributions will automatically resume upon your return to work when payroll deductions begin again.

 

For questions regarding Leaves of Absence and to start your leave, please open a case within HRConnect.

Additional information is below on the different types of leaves available.

Click Here for: Leave of Absence (LOA) – Frequently Asked Questions

Start LOA click here: Leave of Absence Checklist

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