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March 25 - JFS Weekly Insider

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WEEKLY Insider Welcome to the updated Weekly Insider! We value your feedback and welcome any suggestions to enhance our offering. MARCH 25TH 2024 ISSUE

RETRACTION RE: COVID-19 LEAVE PAY While the CDC did indeed issue new guidance as described below, there has been confusion surrounding the pay requirement.

We are thrilled to be launching a new opportunity for the community to come together, celebrate and raise funds for JFS' critical, life-saving programs and support and we want to invite you! This event will take place Thursday, May 16, 2024 at Temple Beth Zion, and will feature food, drinks, live music, dancing, awards and more! Each year, this event will have a theme, prompting guests to dress up to match it. For our first event, the theme is GOLD! We are looking for 10-15 volunteers to support the event. If you're interested in volunteering, please fill out this form: Volunteer at the Matzah Ball! (Volunteers will not need to purchase a ticket to attend the event.) If you would like to attend the event as a guest, we are happy to offer staff and one guest a discounted general admission ticket ($25/ each). Please use code JFSSTAFF at checkout.

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The prior correspondence stands corrected as NYS continues to maintain a COVID-19 Sick Leave Law for related isolation or quarantine that is separate and apart from any other sick time or PTO already provided. While the Department of Health previously issued orders of isolation and quarantine at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the State now follows the CDC’s guidance on isolation and precautions for individuals with COVID-19. At this time, under the new CDC guidance, the amount of New York COVID-19 sick time an employee testing positive for COVID-19 may be eligible for will be case-dependent upon: (1) whether the employee is experiencing any symptoms (as an employee experiencing no symptoms is now under no advisement to isolate); and (2) how long the employee’s symptoms (including any fever) last. The NYS Executive Budget for fiscal year 2023 includes a proposal that would sunset the requirement to provide this sick leave as of July 31, 2024. However, until and if such measure passes, any employee who is unable to work due to Covid should continue to reach out to HR. We apologize for any inconvenience stemming from this miscommunication. If you have been negatively impacted during this timeframe please discuss directly with HR. Thank you.


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