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THE UNIVERSITY OF CHICAGO
PERSONNEL POLICY GUIDELINES
Subject: Re-employment of University Employees
Section: U205
Date: March 3, 2008
Prior Version Date(s): August 1, 1994; May 17, 2004
| Purpose: |
To clarify the re-employment of former University staff employees. |
| Policy: |
Former staff employees of the University, except those whose
employment were terminated for cause, may be considered for re-employment,
in accordance with the guidelines below. |
| Guidelines: |
- A retired staff employee who is re-employed by the University
may work a maximum of nineteen and one-half (19.5) hours per week
and is not eligible for benefits under the University benefits program
or paid time off programs.
- A staff employee who retires from an employer other than the
University or the University of Chicago Hospitals and is then
employed by the University is not subject to this policy.
- A staff employee who voluntarily resigned may be considered for future employment at the University. A staff employee who is involuntarily terminated will not be eligible for rehire at the University of Chicago or the University of Chicago Medical Center.
- Former Hospital employees who participated in Retirement Income
Plan for Employees (ERIP) through the Hospital will, upon hire
at the University, be credited for past participation in the
plan.
- Accrued sick leave lapses upon termination of employment,
unless a staff employee is rehired within thirty (30) days or
recalled from layoff status.
- A regular staff employee returning to work from layoff status
will have his/her University service bridged if he/she returns
to University employment within six (6) months [provided he/she
has rendered one (1) year of prior University service], or twelve
(12) months [provided he/she has rendered more than one (1)
year of prior University service.
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| Cross reference: |
U207 Layoff, U208 Termination of Employment, U509 Vacation, U511 Personal Holidays, and U512 Sick Leave
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| Employees represented by a bargaining unit may be governed by the appropriate bargaining unit agreement. |
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