Wash. Admin. Code § 357-58-554 - What is a WMS employee's status during temporary layoff?
(1) The following applies during a temporary
layoff:
(a) An employee's anniversary date,
seniority, or unbroken service date is not adjusted for periods of time spent
on temporary layoff;
(b) An
employee's vacation and sick leave accruals will not be impacted by periods of
time spent on temporary layoff;
(c)
An employee's holiday compensation will not be impacted by periods of time
spent on temporary layoff; and
(d)
The duration of an employee's review period shall not be extended for periods
of time spent on temporary layoff.
(2) A WMS employee who is temporarily laid
off is not entitled to:
(a) Layoff rights,
including the ability to bump any other position or be placed on the employer's
internal or statewide layoff list;
(b) Payment for their vacation leave balance;
and
(c) Use of their accrued
vacation leave for hours the employee is not scheduled to work if the temporary
layoff was due to lack of funds. The only exception is that during the
2009-2011 fiscal biennium if an employee's monthly full-time equivalent base
salary is two thousand five hundred dollars or less and the employee's agency
enacts a temporary layoff as described in chapter 32, Laws of 2010, the
employee can use accrued vacation leave during the period of temporary
layoff.
(3) If the
temporary layoff was not due to lack of funds, an employer may allow a WMS
employee to use accrued vacation leave in lieu of temporary layoff.
Notes
Statutory Authority: Chapter 41.06 RCW. WSR 12-04-016, § 357-58-554, filed 1/24/12, effective 2/24/12; WSR 10-23-040, § 357-58-554, filed 11/10/10, effective 12/13/10; WSR 09-17-060, § 357-58-554, filed 8/13/09, effective 9/16/09; WSR 06-07-048, § 357-58-554, filed 3/9/06, effective 4/10/06.
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