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Old 11-06-2018, 03:19 AM
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Originally Posted by robthree View Post
If you're Newark based you get NJ FMLA insurance coverage, when your company paid leave runs out the state steps up and gives you a stipend of $700 a week. Its that NJFLI tax you can't get out of by living out of state.

And you can take the leave intermittently, too.
I’m pretty sure there is no company PAID leave for maternity/paternity. So does that $700 kick in immediately?
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Old 11-06-2018, 03:38 AM
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Originally Posted by High on sky View Post
I’m pretty sure there is no company PAID leave for maternity/paternity. So does that $700 kick in immediately?
While on FMLA you have the option of using vacation time to get paid. Not sure if you can also draw from the sick bank or not...
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Old 11-06-2018, 05:16 AM
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Originally Posted by High on sky View Post
I’m pretty sure there is no company PAID leave for maternity/paternity. So does that $700 kick in immediately?
You can borrow from future vacation. And that is what the default FMLA pay status is (VLB). You have to ask for it to be changed to unpaid(FMER). Your CPO can do it or there is a Help Hub function. If you elect your leave to be unpaid then yes, the NJFLI starts right away. If you take FMLA intermittently the state will pay you for every seven day block you were unpaid at work. So you could pick up a trip on your off days - you can not on FMLA days - and just shift the leave benefit.

My wife had surgery this summer. I took intermittent FMLA to care for her during her recovery. I still bid a line every month. I used some borrowed VAC, some scheduled VAC, called off and used sick time (for my own illness), and picked up a couple premium trips on my off days when her mom could help out, and basically brought home right around guarantee when everything was said and done. Because of the seven day block of unpaid time requirement for NJFLI and the way my schedule ended up I was eligible for just 4 weeks of insurance out of the 3 months I was out taking care of her.
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