Utah Admin. Code R477-7-21 - Safe Leave
(1) An employee is
eligible for safe leave when the employee:
(b) is not reemployed
post retirement as defined in Section 49-11-1202; and
(c) is not an employee of an independent
entity as defined in Section 63E-1-102;
(d) is not an employee of the State Board of
Education; and
(e) the employee has
exhausted all annual, compensatory, and excess leave.
(2) An employee shall notify management of
the intended start and stop dates of safe leave:
(a) seven days in advance; or
(b) as soon as practicable when circumstances
beyond the employee's control prevent seven days of notice.
(3) Management may not charge safe
leave against any accrued leave balance on the employee's record.
(4) No person may interfere with an
employee's intent to use safe leave or retaliate against an employee who
receives safe leave.
(5) Safe leave
is administered as follows:
(a) An employee is
qualified for safe leave when the employee or their immediate family member is
the victim of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, or human
trafficking. Immediate family members are parents, spouse, child, sibling, or
any other individual whom the employee may claim as a dependent for purposes of
state or federal income tax.
(b)
Management shall grant up to one week of paid safe leave to an employee who
gives notice that they intend to use safe leave.
(c) Management calculates the amount of leave
for each employee based on the number of hours the employee would have worked
per week if they had not taken safe leave.
(d) An employee may not use safe leave more
than two years after the qualifying event from Subsection (5)(a) except to
participate in a criminal proceeding related to the event.
(e) An employee may use safe leave
intermittently.
(f) Safe leave:
(i) runs concurrently with leave under the
FMLA, if applicable;
(ii) is
limited to one week within a calendar year; and
(iii) does not increase when more than one
qualifying event occurs in a single calendar year.
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