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UPCOMING EVENTS
SICK LEAVE BANK

Sick Leave Bank Open Enrollment begins on July 1 and will end on September 30. Click here to access the application.  Please submit your completed form to sickleavebank@pgcea.org.
 

*Please Note: If you are currently enrolled in the Sick Leave Bank, you do NOT need to complete another enrollment form.
 
Questions? Contact: sickleavebank@pgcea.org
 
What is the Sick Leave Bank?
The PGCEA Sick Leave Bank ([Contract Article 19.3]) is a leave system designed for Unit 1 employee’s use for qualifying incapacitating personal illnesses during regularly scheduled duty days. 
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