Ohio Administrative Code
Title 3364 - University of Toledo
Chapter 3364-25 - Benefit Policies; Employment
Section 3364-25-52 - Personal days for hourly employees

Universal Citation: OH Admin Code 3364-25-52

Current through all regulations passed and filed through March 18, 2024

(A) Policy statement

Non-probationary full and part-time hourly non-bargaining unit employees may be eligible to use personal time. The maximum amount of personal time is sixteen hours and will be pro-rated based upon the number of actual hours paid to the employee in the previous year. Employees must have unused sick time available in order for it to be converted annually to personal time. Personal time listed on the employee's earning statement may be used for personal reasons other than illness or injury. Temporary and salaried employees are ineligible for personal days.

(B) Purpose of policy

To provide procedures for use of unused sick leave for personal reasons.

(C) Scope

This policy applies to hourly non-bargaining unit employees on all campuses.

(D) Procedure

(1) Notification and approval:
(a) Employees will arrange time off for personal leave with the employee's supervisor in advance of the requested absence and the employer shall grant the time off, subject to the availability of adequate personnel in each department or area to maintain regular operational needs.

(b) Employees will arrange time off for personal leave with the employee's supervisor at least forty-eight hours in advance of the planned absence and the employer shall respond within twenty-four hours.

(c) Requests for personal time will not be unreasonably denied.

(d) Supervisors are authorized to approve an employee's personal time usage whenever it is deemed logical and reasonable to do so up to a maximum of sixteen hours.

(2) Use of leave:

Personal leave chargeable to sick leave may be used in any block of time, but cannot exceed the employee's current daily schedule e.g., a sixteen hour employee working four hours per day can only take up to four paid hours off per day.

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