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This policy applies to all staff who are scheduled to work at least 1,000 hours.
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This policy applies to all faculty members.
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In accordance with the Florida law, Rollins College provides leave to victims of domestic violence to take time off for the following covered reasons:
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It is the policy of the College to grant faculty and regular full and part-time staff a personal leave of absence without pay where it is deemed by the College to be in the best interests of both the College and the faculty/staff member.
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To be eligible for paid leave under this policy, staff members must hold a regular, full-time appointment (1,462 hours per year or greater) and must have completed 90 days of service.
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PTO is an inclusive time off program intended for use in connection with vacations, short-term illnesses of 5 days or less, personal business, family care, and other needs which may require time off from work.
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This policy is to provide faculty and staff members with a general description of the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA) and its associated leave rights and benefits.
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This policy applies to all faculty, exempt and non-exempt staff and students who are working for the College either through financial aid or through the regular College payroll system.
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This policy defines the re-employment rights of employees after a leave of absence caused by entry into extended United States military service (or public health service), whether voluntary or otherwise.
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This policy defines the steps to be followed in order to take time off with pay when an employee is called to serve on a jury or subpoenaed as a witness.