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  1. Requested sabbatical leave should fall within a single academic year (7/1 – 6/30, annually) and start dates should align with UW’s payroll quarter start dates (autumn 9/16, winter 12/16, spring 3/16, summer 6/16). Ideally, librarians will apply for sabbatical in the academic year preceding the academic year in which the leave occurs.

  2. Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Personnel. July 7, 2021. Beginning Sabbaticals. Enter sabbaticals with a December 16 start date into Workday prior to the end of the pay period

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  4. Jun 28, 2016 · A sabbatical is generally a vacation and can be offered at will by the church. A sabbatical can be considered “paid” time off and compensation related to the time off is fully taxable. However, the extent of paid time off should be reasonable considering the pastor’s tenure with the church.

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  6. Approval: Application for the sabbatical should be made at least 9 months before the projected date of departure so that planning and preparation can take place during the rector’s or staff member’s absence. The Vestry, in consultation with the Bishop’s staff needed, has final approval on all requests and proposals for sabbatical leave.

  7. Sabbatical Leave Website https://ap.washington.edu/ahr/policies/paid-professional-leave/ Faculty Application for Sabbatical Leave https://ap.washington.edu/wp-content/uploads/Faculty-Application-for-2023-24-Sabbatical-Leave.pdf Librarian Application for Sabbatical Leave https://ap.washington.edu/wp-content/uploads/Librarian-Application-for-2023 ...

  8. Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Personnel. July 13, 2020. Beginning Sabbaticals. Sabbaticals with a March 16 start date need to be entered into Workday prior to the end of the pay period