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Leave-of-Absence-Approval-Letter

This letter confirms the approval of an employee's unpaid personal leave of absence due to various qualifying reasons. The company will continue to pay its portion of benefits during the leave, but the employee must pay their portion to maintain coverage. The letter outlines the conditions for returning to work, including the need for a physician's statement if the leave is for medical reasons.

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Leave-of-Absence-Approval-Letter

This letter confirms the approval of an employee's unpaid personal leave of absence due to various qualifying reasons. The company will continue to pay its portion of benefits during the leave, but the employee must pay their portion to maintain coverage. The letter outlines the conditions for returning to work, including the need for a physician's statement if the leave is for medical reasons.

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Leave of Absence Approval Letter (Non-FMLA and Non-Military)

[Date]

[Employee name]
[Street address]
[City, State, Zip Code]

Dear [Employee name]:


On [date], you notified us of your need to take a leave of absence beginning on [beginning date]
until [ending date] due to:
 The birth of a child, or the placement of a child with you for adoption or foster care.
 A serious health condition that makes you unable to perform the essential functions of
your job.
 A serious health condition affecting your (spouse/child/parent), for which you are needed
to provide care.
 Other ___________________________________________________________
At this time, you are not eligible for leave under federal or state leave laws. However, you
have met eligibility requirements for an unpaid personal leave of absence.
Your request for a personal leave of absence from [beginning date] until [ending date]
has been approved.
You [will/will not] be required to use any accrued paid leave prior to taking unpaid leave.
[Company Name] will continue to pay its portion of the cost of your benefits, including health,
dental, life and disability insurance benefits, while you are on this leave of absence. You must
continue to pay your portion of the benefits, which may be made by payroll deductions (when
applicable) or by check or money order submitted to the HR department each pay period. [Set
forth dates, e.g., the 10th of each month or the pay periods that specifically cover the agreement
with the employee.] If you fail to pay your portion of the benefits for more than 30 days, you and
your beneficiaries’ coverage(s) will be terminated, and you will be offered COBRA to continue
benefits, excluding life and disability insurance.
Benefits such as vacation, sick, personal days and holidays will not accrue while you are on a
leave of absence.
While on leave, you [will/will not] be required to furnish us with periodic reports every [indicate
interval of periodic reports, as appropriate for the particular leave situation] of your status and
intent to return to work. If the circumstances of your leave change and you are able to return to
work earlier than the date indicated, you [will/will not] be required to notify us at least three work
days prior to the date you intend to report to work.
If you are unable to return by the end of your leave, you must request an extension of the leave,
in writing, five days prior to the leave expiration date. If [Company Name] does not extend the
leave, you must return to work on the originally scheduled return date or be considered to have
voluntarily resigned from your position. Extensions of leave will only be considered on a case-
by-case basis.
If you are on a leave of absence due to medical reasons, you must submit a physician's
statement releasing you back to work on or prior to your date of return.
Upon the expiration of the leave, you may be returned to your former position, if available. If the
position is not available, you may be offered another available position for which you are
qualified. If no position is available when you are able to return to work, you will be terminated
and may apply for the next available position.
Failure to return to work upon the expiration of the leave of absence or refusing an offer of
reinstatement for which you are qualified will be considered a voluntary resignation of
employment.
If you have any questions, please contact me at [phone number].
Sincerely,

[HR Representative’s name and signature]

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