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maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
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halisa
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maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
i found this great 17 page document on the uft's website outlining all of the info regarding maternity leave, insurance coverage when on leave, etc.
doe info
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Posted 11/9/06 7:59 PM  |
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Re: maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
THANK YOU! I need to get on this- I loathe anything paperwork related, and my payroll sec is a lovely woman but has a gajillion things to do so this will be a big help. 
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| Posted 11/9/06 8:11 PM |
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megsmom
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Re: maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
I'm taking the 6 weeks paid.. and then will go into the 30 day grace period where they will pay you a percentage of your pay...
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| Posted 11/9/06 8:18 PM |
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nancygrace
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Re: maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
im taking 12 weeks
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| Posted 11/9/06 9:03 PM |
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halisa
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Re: maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
Posted by mattnnic327
I'm taking the 6 weeks paid.. and then will go into the 30 day grace period where they will pay you a percentage of your pay...
how will the 6 weeks be paid? do you have 6 weeks of sick days in your CAR to use up? because if not, i think the 6 weeks is unpaid.
i'm still trying to figure all this out, so if you know something i don't, please let me know!! my payroll secretary is very limited in her knowledge and is making me nervous about getting the right info.
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| Posted 11/9/06 10:40 PM |
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MelissaMac
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Re: maternity leave-for NYC DOE teachers
Yes, the 6 weeks is paid only if you have days in your CAR. How many days do you have in your bank?
You can borrow up to 20 days, but I hear they are a PITA to pay back. If you have exhausted these days before your baby is 6 weeks then you can go on a 30 day grace period where you get paid for weekend and holidays.
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| Posted 11/10/06 6:15 AM |
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