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Leave
Policy for EPA Non-Faculty Staff Members
The purpose of
this policy is to clarify the way in which the existing University
leave policy for EPA employees is interpreted.
The "Employment
Policies for University Employees Exempt from the State Personnel
Act" sets forth a schedule for determining the amount of annual
paid leave earned by those EPA staff members who hold 12-month appointments
and are made subject to
the schedule. The amount of annual paid leave earned is determined
in accordance with a sliding scale organized in response to an employee's
"years of aggregate service" in State employment. In the
past, the term "years of aggregate service" was defined
to include only those years during which the employee held a 12-month
appointment. Effective July 1, 1986, the term "years of aggregate
service" for purposes of determining leave entitlement is defined
to include any year in which the employee was employed full-time by
the State of North Carolina including, but not limited to, any year
employed in a faculty position, an SPA position, and any EPA position.
Employment as a full-time faculty or staff member on a 9-month contract
over the normal academic year, excluding summer school, shall count
as one year of aggregate service for purposes of determining the annual
leave entitlement of an individual upon appointment to a 12-month
position. Employment during summer school shall not count toward aggregate
service for purposes of the annual leave schedule.
This policy interpretation
applies to all new and current employees. With regard to current employees,
this interpretation does not apply retroactively; i.e., it does not
change the amount of annual leave any current employee earned or was
entitled to prior to the effective date set out in the preceding paragraph.
It changes only the amount of leave a current employee is entitled
to following the effective date.
Formerly Executive
Memorandum 86-79
Initially approved August 20, 1986
Revised June 1, 1999
Administering office: Human Resources
Posted January 22, 2001
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