Fla. Admin. Code Ann. R. 60L-34.0044 - Special Compensatory Leave
(1) When
an employee separates from an agency, the agency shall pay the employee for
unused special compensatory leave credits at the employee's current regular
hourly rate of pay, unless otherwise provided in an applicable collective
bargaining agreement.
(2) Leave
credits shall not transfer to another agency or pay plan. Upon the employee's
transfer to another agency or pay plan, the agency shall pay the employee for
unused special compensatory leave credits at the employee's current regular
hourly rate of pay, unless otherwise provided in an applicable collective
bargaining agreement.
(3) Upon
prior notice, an agency may compel the use of all or part of an employee's
accumulated special compensatory leave credits based on agency needs, provided
such usage requirement is in accordance with any collective bargaining
agreement provisions. An agency may also require an employee to use accumulated
special compensatory leave credits prior to approving an employee's request to
use other types of approved leave, with the exception of sick leave,
administrative leave, FLSA compensatory leave and the personal
holiday.
(4) Unused special
compensatory leave credits for a Career Service employee who is laid off shall
be paid in lump-sum, based on the employee's current regular hourly rate of pay
at the time of layoff, unless otherwise provided in an applicable collective
bargaining agreement.
(5) At the
time of entry into the DROP, an employee electing to participate in the program
may request payment of unused special compensatory leave that was earned within
eleven months before entry into the DROP, unless otherwise provided in an
applicable collective bargaining agreement.
Notes
Rulemaking Authority 110.1055, 110.201, 110.219(5) FS. Law Implemented 110.219 FS.
New 1-1-02, Amended 11-5-13.
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