Timecards/Pay
Investigations
Leaves
On the job injury
100

When you clock in.

When do you start work?

100

Report of any misconduct.

When do we conduct an investigation?

100

FMLA

Job protected leave.  Must have at least1 year of service and 1250 hours worked in that year.  Can be used for self or another approved family member.

100

Immediately.

When should I report an on the job injury?

200

When you are finished with work.

When do you clock out?

200

Step 1

Report the issue.

200

New York Life

Who manages our FML and STD claims?

200

Supervisor

Who should I report the injury to?

300

Through the UKG system.

How do you request/view PTO?

300

Step 2 

Investigation is launched

300

STD

Pay for employee's own medical approved leave.

300

To keep you safe.

Why is this important?

400

Attendance trouble

What can happen if the correct schedule is not entered for me?

400

Step 3

Discipline/remedial corrective action.

400

Are they the same?

No, FML and STD are not the same, but they work concurrently to give you the time off and the pay.

400

Fill out reports, follow doctor's instructions and keep supervisor updated on progress.

What am I responsible for?

500

Talk to my manager.

What do I do if I notice something incorrect on my pay, timecard, PTO etc.?

500

Step 4

No retailiation.

500

LTD

Used when STD is exhausted and employee is not able to return to full duty.

500

Supervisor

Who determines if/how we can accommodate restrictions.

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