Ohio Admin. Code 3335-79-05 - Uses of sick leave
(A)
Sick leave shall
be granted to an employee upon approval of the appropriate administrative
official and for the following reasons:
(1)
Illness or
injury of the employee or a member of the employee's immediate or extended
family;
(2)
Death of a member of the immediate or extended family
member or non-extended or non-immediate family members. Sick leave usage
limited to the following:
(a)
Immediate family member, up to five working days or
forty hours (one week) continuously or intermittently. Employees are eligible
for an additional five working days or forty hours (one week) subject to
approval based on operational needs);
(b)
Extended family
member, up to five working days or forty hours, continuously or
intermittently;
(c)
Non-immediate or non-extended family member, one day
for funeral attendance (subject to departmental approval).
(3)
Medical, psychological, dental, or optical examination or treatment of employee
or a member of the employee's immediate family;
(4)
If a member of
the immediate family is afflicted with a contagious disease or requires the
care and attendance of the employee; or when through exposure to a contagious
disease, the presence of the employee at the job would jeopardize the health of
others; or
(5)
Pregnancy and/or childbirth and related
conditions.
(6)
Any other reason as documented in the university's
policies.
(B)
An employee who becomes eligible for workers'
compensation payment for loss of time may choose to use sick leave before such
payments are made. An employee who wishes not to use sick leave to cover such
loss of time must request an unpaid leave.
Replaces: 3335-79-05
Notes
Promulgated Under: 111.15
Statutory Authority: RC 3335
Rule Amplifies: RC 3335.08
Prior Effective Dates: 06/14/1982, 06/22/1997, 07/01/2001, 06/01/2011
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