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- Do I Take Sick Leave or Vacation Time First?
- What If I Have Sick Leave, Vacation Time and A Continuation of Income While on Disability?
- What If I Have Sick Time, Vacation Leave And A Right to Take Time Off Under The Family And Medical Leave Act (FMLA)?
- What If I Have The Right To Leave Under The Family And Medical Leave Act And A Medical Leave Of Absence?
- What If I Have The Right To Leave Under The Family And Medical Leave Act And A Medical Leave Of Absence and A Short Term Disability Benefit?
- What If My Employer Says I'm Not Entitled To Leave Under The Family And Medical Leave Act (FMLA) And My Employer Doesn't Have A Leave Of Absence Policy?
How To Maximize Your Benefits If You Need Time Off For Health Reasons
What If I Have Sick Leave, Vacation Time and A Continuation of Income While on Disability?
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In addition to Sick Leave and Vacation Time, you may be entitled to an extension of a part or all of your income for a period of time if:
- Your employer carries short term disability insurance (either because of a state law or voluntarily) or
- Your employer continues salaries for people on disability from its own funds
Generally, short term disability insurance or similar voluntary programs last for up to six months.
To maximize your benefit, if your employer allows it:
- First take sick leave.
- Then receive the continuing income.
- Then take your vacation time. Your vacation time is vested: you could take your vacation time or be paid for it if you return to work. If your disability becomes a long term disability and you leave work entirely, you will receive a check for your vacation time.
Some employers require employees to take vacation time before receiving a disability income. In that case, take sick leave first, then vacation time, then the disability income.
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