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Should I choose continuous or intermittent?
Continuous means one block of time off. Intermittent means time taken in pieces or on a reduced schedule, such as recurring appointments. If you are unsure, pick your best guess…
What is the difference between continuous and intermittent leave?
Continuous leave is one unbroken block of time. Intermittent leave is taken in separate pieces or as a reduced schedule, with time counted against your entitlement as you use it.
How do I report intermittent time as I use it?
Report each absence the way your employer normally asks, through your manager or your usual timekeeping, and keep the leave team in the loop through your case messages so your…
What do the balances on my dashboard mean?
They show how much protected leave you have left, listed per program. As you use time, especially on intermittent leave, the balances draw down.
What is recertification?
A periodic re-confirmation of the ongoing medical need for leave, common on intermittent cases.
What is recertification?
For some intermittent leaves, we periodically re-confirm the ongoing medical need with a fresh form. If it applies to you, the team will let you know when it is due.