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PAID PARENTAL LEAVE (PPL)


 

 

State Employees


PPL provides eligible CSEA, PEF, UUP, M/C, and NYSCOPBA employees up to 12 weeks of paid leave for each qualifying event, defined as the birth of a child or placement of a child for adoption or foster care. PPL may begin on the date of birth, the day of adoption or foster care placement or anytime thereafter within seven months. An employee’s ability to use PPL ends seven months from the date of the qualifying event. PPL cannot be used intermittently and must be taken in one block of time. Employees do not have to take the full 12 weeks, but once they return from PPL, they willingly forfeit the additional weeks of PPL. PPL is available for use once every 12-month period.

 

Next Steps

Email an HR Leave Administrator at hrs_timeatt@stonybrook.edufor the appropriate application forms

More Questions?

Email hrs_timeatt@stonybrook.edu

Eligibility

CSEA, PEF, UUP M/C AND NYSCOPBA Employees:

All employees who work full-time or who work at least 50 percent part-time are eligible beginning on their first day of service. If both parents are employed by a New York State Agency, both parents may use PPL, even if they work for the same appointing authority.

UUP Employees:

All UUP employees who work full-time or who work at least 50% (fifty-percent) part-time are eligible after six (6) months on the payroll. If both parents are employed by a New York State Agency, both parents may use PPL, even if they work for the same appointing authority.

A full-time academic employee who has completed one semester on the payroll is eligible.

A part-time academic employee who is currently on payroll or assigned to teach, has completed at least one semester teaching six credits or credit equivalences, and who was on the payroll teaching any number of credits or credit equivalents during the semester immediately preceding the need for leave, is eligible. 

If a part-time academic employee has not taught or is not scheduled to teach at least six credits or credit-equivalents in a semester for more than 18 months after gaining eligibility, they must re-establish eligibility as provided above.