Leave of Absence Policies and Procedures

Overview: 

You may need to request a leave of absence for reasons which may qualify for leave under local, state and federal law. Veolia is committed to fully complying with all laws permitting such leaves of absence. Veolia encourages employees who have the need for a leave of absence for matters involving family, medical or similar reasons to contact the Company’s leave administrator as soon as possible.

When Do I Report a Claim/Leave?

• Your own serious illness, disability, or maternity leave: You may report a claim up to 30 days in advance of a planned disability absence OR as soon as you are aware that you will be disabled due to illness or injury for 7 or more calendar days.
• Your family member’s serious illness, military leave, or your own intermittent leave: You may report a leave when you will be out of work for more than 3 consecutive days or intermittently to care for an immediate family member suffering a serious illness or to care for a newborn, foster or adopted child.

Note: You should inform your physician that you are applying for leave of absence and ask them to respond to any request from Lincoln Financial as soon as possible.

Eligibility:

• All exempt, non exempt hourly and/or nonunion employees should review the specific policy for leave to learn of eligibility requirements.  
• Union employees  – please consult your CBA to determine your eligibility.

Cost: 

• Provided at no additional cost to eligible employees

Questions? 

• Lincoln Financial Group Customer Service at 844-247-4446 or online at www.MyLincolnPortal.com  

Resources: 

• Veolia Policies: 

• • Family and Medical Leaves of Absence
  • Military Leaves of Absence
• Reporting or Viewing Leave Claim Flyer 
• Important Forms
  • Initiate a Leave Claim Form
  • Complete Medical Release Authorization Form and submit to Lincoln. 
  • Give Attending Physician Statement (APS) authorization form to your doctor to complete & submit along with required medical documentation to Lincoln.  

IMPORTANT! Please click HERE to find out if you live in a state that has state-specific family leave laws that may apply to you – Additional steps may be required