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Oct 09, 2024
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Policies and Procedures Manual
06:10:08 Leave Transfer
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Revision Responsibility: |
Executive Director of Human Resources |
Responsible Executive Officer: |
Vice President for Business & Finance |
Purpose
To establish the criteria and process regarding leave transfer among state entities.
Policy
Any regular employee of any agency, office or department of the State of Tennessee or of any state college or university who leaves one of these employers for employment with another without a break in service shall have all annual and sick leave transferred. Moreover, if an employee leaves a State University and Community College System institution/Board of Regents central office and is re-employed with a state agency prior to his/her termination date with the State University and Community College System, he/she shall have all unused annual leave transferred/reinstated to the employing agency and shall not be entitled to payment for annual leave beginning with the date of re-employment. Any payment for annual leave upon the termination which is later found to have been in violation of this policy shall be repaid to the State University and Community College System institution by the terminating employee.
When a former employee who has at least one (1) full year of state employment in good standing returns to full-time service with one of these employers, he/she shall be credited immediately with all sick leave to which he/she was entitled at the time of termination. The last employer shall be responsible for certifying eligibility for this sick leave credit to the re-employing agency, college or university.
If any teacher employed by a local school board in Tennessee leaves the employment of that board in good standing and becomes a full-time state employee within six months of the date of termination, upon certification of accrued and unused sick leave by the previous employer, he/she shall be immediately credited with all sick leave to which he or she was entitled at the time of the previous termination. 3/06; 10/13; 1/15; 05/16
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