All requests for leave are to be made using the university's MyDay system.
The following is a brief overview regarding the various types of leave available to New School employees. For more information on these and other types of leaves, please refer to the Institutional Policies and Procedures Manual. Full-Time administrative staff and Regular Part-Time administrative staff working at least 20 hours
    per week are entitled to the following time-off benefits:
Sick Days
Sick days may be used for the 
employee's personal illness; they cannot be used to care for family 
members. They can be taken in half-day increments for personal illness 
and doctor's appointments. There is no set number
    of leave days available. An employee absent because of personal 
illness must notify his/her supervisor and/or department head as close 
as possible to his/her scheduled start time. Also see the Institutional 
Policies and Procedures Manual for details
    on NYC Paid Sick Time.
Floating Holidays
All full-time non-union staff will accrue floating holiday credits at the rate of one day per quarter:
- July 1
 - October 1
 - January 1
 - April 1
 
Floating holiday credits not used by June 30 will be forfeited. For further details, please contact 
[email protected].
Vacation
Full-time administrative staff and regular part-time administrative staff accrue vacation days each pay period within a fiscal year. The fiscal year begins on July 1 and ends on June 30. Full-time administrative staff members may earn a maximum of 22 vacation
    days per fiscal year. Regular Part-Time administrative staff members accrue vacation days on a prorated basis.
You must have completed at least six months of service before you can use any accrued vacation leave.
Employees may carry over up to 15 earned vacation days per fiscal year. The cutoff date on which balances will be adjusted to the 15-day maximum allotment is August 31 of each year.
Vacation accrual in excess of the maximum carryover currently in effect must be used by the dates indicated above. If the excess vacation days are not used by those dates, the excess vacation days will be forfeited. There is no provision for pay in lieu
    of earned vacation, except at termination of employment and only to the maximum of accrual plus then-allowed carryover.
Part-time administrators' vacation carryover will be pro-rated. Please note that there will be no change to the 22 days (or prorated amount for part-time staff) of vacation leave accrued by administrative staff at this time. There will also be no waivers
    of this fiscal year end carryover policy, so all administrative employees are encouraged to speak with their supervisors and begin planning their vacation time to avoid the loss of any earned time throughout the transition period.
Vacation Carryover for Approved Family Medical Leave
In addition to the carryover outlined above, if administrative employees have any excess vacation days above the 15 days allowable on the cutoff date, those days will be placed
    in a special “leave” bank, to be used by the employee if and when the employee has an event that qualifies under the Family Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Events include (but are not limited to) birth or adoption of a child and care for a parent, child,
    or spouse with a serious health condition. The maximum balance for the special leave bank will be 22 days (prorated for part-time employees). The employee can receive pay by using these days during an otherwise unpaid FMLA period. Administrative employees
    must apply for and be approved for FMLA in order to use days in the special leave bank. Review the FMLA policy for more information. Note that circumstances
    that may not be explicitly spelled out in the FMLA policy may in fact be eligible for special leave bank days, so the employee should consult with a member of the Benefits office of Human Resources.