7U- Bereavement Leave.pdf
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- RFP #2024-02: Human Resource Management Software
- Solicitation number
- 61146
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- Staunton City, Virginia
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The provided document is a Personnel Policies & Procedures document regarding Bereavement Leave from the Valley Community Services Board. It states that full-time staff may take up to three days (24 hours maximum) of paid Bereavement Leave to make arrangements and/or attend the funeral of an immediate family member. The leave must be taken consecutively and include the day of the funeral. Part-time benefited staff will have the Bereavement Leave prorated.
The related state and local contract opportunity is an RFP (#2024-02) issued by the Valley Community Services Board for Human Resource management software. This opportunity allows for a renewal period of five (5) years with the successful Offeror. The jurisdictions involved are Staunton City, Virginia.
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Valley Community Services Board
Personnel Policies & Procedures Leave and Time Management, 7U
Subject: Bereavement Leave Original Date: Revision Dates: Last Review Date:
1/1/2015 2/25/2015 2/25/2015;
7/13/2016 (HR)
Fulltime staff members may take up to three days (24 hours maximum) of paid Bereavement Leave to make arrangements and/or attend the funeral of an immediate family member. The days must be taken consecutively, and must include the day of the funeral. The agency may require verification of the need for leave. Bereavement Leave for part-time benefited staff will prorated.
For purposes of the Bereavement Leave policy, an immediate family member is defined as a spouse, son, daughter, grandchild, mother, father, sister, brother, grandmother, grandfather, stepchild, stepparent, stepsibling, or those residing in the same household.
Also included are those same relatives of the employee’s spouse.
Leave needed beyond the three days of Bereavement Leave, or for friends or non-immediate family members should be arranged with the employee’s supervisor utilizing Paid Time Off.
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