I talked to my HR guy this morning - he didn't seem to have a lot of info.
I know how to request maternity leave - but I need to know what other forms I should be thinking about. I know I need a form to add the new baby to our health insurance, and I would like to increase the amout of life insurance I have. Any other forms I should be thinking about?
Re: Feds - Maternity leave paperwork, etc.
Here is the list that we just completed after sending in her birth certificate and social security card to my employer to have all these things changed/added.
Short Term Disability (if you have it)
Income Tax Withholding
Health Insurance
Life Insurance Beneficiary
Dependent Life Insurance
Flexible Spending Account for Dependent Care or Medical Expenses
Retirement System Beneficiary
Thank you!! I knew there were things I was not thinking of...
Sounds like my HR dept - have to find everything out by yourself.
All I did was fill out my regular time sheets and submit them via email while on maternity leave. Used my SL and AL first, of course, and wove in my LWOP so that there was never two weeks (one pay period) in a row of not getting paid. During the LWOP pay periods I filled out a leave form "invoking" FMLA.
Thanks for this too. This is basically what I was told to do - he also told me there is no need to get medical certification because "it's obvious you are pregnant." Seemed a bit odd to me - but I guess that is the official policy.
But yes - I do feel like I am the first person at my agency to ever get pregnant...