Illness in the Family Leave (FMLA)
Applying for Illness in the Family Leave
The Process
Applying for Illness in the Family Leave: The Process
The Forms
- Return to Work: Administration
- Return to Work: Campus Security
- Return to Work: Clerical
- Return to Work: Custodian
- Return to Work: Food Service
- Return to Work: Maintenance & Operations
- Return to Work: Para Professional
- Return to Work: Patrol-Transport
- Return to Work: Police
- Return to Work: Teacher
These leaves are applied for and approved in the Human Resources Leaves Office, 6400 Uptown Blvd. NE, Suite 210 East, Phone 889-4865.
All paperwork must be original and no third party faxes.
Talk to your supervisor to request permission to use Sick Leave.
Log in to Lawson ESS to find out how much Sick Leave you have accumulated. Learn more abut Lawson ESS >>
For more information about Illness in the Immediate Family Leave, contact the Leaves Office at 889-4865.
Up to three (3) days of an employee’s sick leave may be used by the employee per incident for any illness of the employee's family or birth of a child to an employee. Any illness would be an illness requiring treatment by a physician. Illness in the Family Leave will be counted against an employee's FMLA entitlement.
Extended Leaves Policy
All leaves of ten (10) consecutive work days or less must be requested through and approved by the employee’s principal or supervisor. Extended leave of more than ten (10) consecutive days, with or without pay, must be requested through the Human Resources Leaves Office. Employees must complete the required Leave Forms and receive the necessary approval before the leave requested may be taken.
When an employee becomes ill or is injured on the job, sick leave begins at the time of inability to continue work, to the nearest half-hour. An employee, who is already on annual leave, personal leave or leave without pay, including parental leave, may not be eligible to use sick leave benefits.
While on an approved leave, an employee may not volunteer or perform any duties for the APS District or utilize APS property for personal use.
