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Special Leave Without Pay
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| Special Leave Without Pay | leave approved by the Deputy Minister for which employees do not receive any pay |
Department
It is the responsibility of individual departments to manage leave such that it does not unduly interfere with business operations.
Employee
It is the responsibility of employees to inform the Deputy Minister of the requirement for special leave without pay, sufficiently in advance, so that appropriate arrangements can be made.
Employees must apply, in writing, to their Deputy Minister for periods of special leave without pay.
Deputy Ministers may approve special leave without pay where they are satisfied that:
Employees may take up to 20 days special leave without pay in any fiscal year and maintain their full entitlement of annual leave, sick leave or paid leave credits.
Employees who use 21 or more days of special leave without pay in any fiscal year will have their annual leave, sick leave and/or paid leave entitlements reduced proportional to the total number of special leave without pay days taken in excess of 20 days.
Employees cannot accrue or use sick leave, annual or paid leave during the periods of special leave without pay.
Periods of special leave without pay will only count as pensionable service where the employee pays both the employee and Employer shares of the premiums.
Upon return from leave, employees will not lose any benefits accrued at the commencement of the period of special leave without pay.
Employees on special leave without pay for periods of 5 days or less, will receive payment for any holiday that occurs during that special leave without pay.
Last Updated: March 15, 2000
Reference: TBM 2000-073
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