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Well, since none of you appear to have this wonderful benefit, I am
going to start trumping it up in our recruiting efforts!!  Ha ha! 
To be honest, I think the major use of this bucket of leave comes from
the parental involvement activities (P-T conferences, etc.), and some of
the elections or blood drives kinds of activities. 
Since there is a designated bucket - that, btw, does NOT roll over each
year; use it or lose it - and the balance is NOT paid out ever, and we
track it on our automated/web-based leave system, it has been pretty
easily and successfully used by those who do use it. The biggest
questions come from determining if the requested volunteer opportunity
fits in the proper 501(c)3 designation or like program. But, those
questions are pretty easily resolved.  If it doesn't meet the program
requirements for CSL, the employee always retains the options of
utilizing their paid Annual Leave bucket. 
So, we really haven't had any problems with it. 
Take care, 
Sheri

>>> Donna Rothberg <[log in to unmask]> 10/31/2011 12:12 PM >>>

Thanks, Herb. 
   

From: Extension Service Personnel Officers in the Southern Region
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Byrd III, William H
(Herb)
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2011 11:05 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: Question: Official Time for Volunteering? 

  
Hi Donna, 
   
The University of Tennessee does not. 
   

Herb 
   
Dr. Herb Byrd, III 
Director, Eval & Staff Dev 
UT Extension, UTIA HR 
2621 Morgan Circle 
212-D Morgan Hall 
Knoxville, TN 37996-4525 
   
Office (865) 974-7245 
Mobile (865) 386-5656 
Fax (865) 974-0882 
   
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http://www.utextension.utk.edu/Employment/ 
http://agweb.ag.utk.edu/eesd/EESD.nsf 

   

From: Extension Service Personnel Officers in the Southern Region
[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Donna Rothberg
Sent: Monday, October 31, 2011 11:47 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Question: Official Time for Volunteering? 

  
Friends –  
  
Wasn’t the Oklahoma City conference fabulous?  Big cowboy boots to fill
for future host institutions!  Nevertheless, Arkansas Extension is
accepting the challenge and looking forward to hosting the 2012 Southern
Region Conference in Little Rock. We hope to have dates and hotel
information for you soon. The Southern Region Conference is such a good
opportunity to share information, network, and experience the best the
host state has to offer…   
  
And speaking of host states, we’re still looking for a Southern Region
institution willing to host the 2013 National Extension and Research
Administrative Officers’ Conference (NERAOC). The 2012 NERAOC is in
Morgantown, West Virginia, in May and the folks there have developed
some very specific conference planning tools to guide future NERAOC
hosting institutions. West Virginia will also be forwarding seed money
to help the next host institution with 2013 conference preparations. I
do hope you’ll talk to your administration about this opportunity to
showcase your state in Spring 2013. 
  
Now for my question: 
Does your institution/Extension Service have a program that allows
employees to perform volunteer community service during working hours
without using annual leave (e.g., volunteering in the public schools or
at local food banks)? Thanks in advance for your response. 
  
Happy Halloween! 
See you next year in Arkansas! 
  
  
Donna Rothberg
Director of Human Resources
UA Cooperative Extension Service
2301 S. University Ave.  
Little Rock, AR 72204
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www.uaex.edu
phone (501) 671-2219      
fax (501) 671-2251

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