12-Month Faculty, UUP Professionals & Management/Confidential

Faculty 12-Month

UUP Professionals 

Management Confidential

In accordance with the Policies of the Board of Trustees and the Agreement between the State of New York and UUP, employees are required to complete and submit attendance records.

Per the §23.9 Attendance Records, employees shall be required to certify their presence and record any absences on forms to be provided by the State. Employees shall also be required to record on such forms any charges to or accruals of vacation or sick leave credits. Such forms shall be submitted to the College President, or designee, for review on a monthly basis.

Time and Attendance Log-in page

Accrual Rates for Management Confidential Professionals

Accrual Rates for UUP Professionals and 12 Month Faculty

Calendar of Legal Holidays

Family Illness or Bereavement

Holiday Accrual Process

Leave Information

Maximum Accrual Balances

Online Time and Attendance access

Training Materials

 

How to login to your online time and attendance record:

All employees currently using online time and attendance will be able to access their time records through the new SUNY employee portal page at 

The Self Service section will contain the online Time and Attendance System, View Paycheck feature and the option to self-report legal address changes online.

Employees currently using the online time and attendance system will see a new screen upon signing into the system.

The notification section will enable us to provide more detailed information regarding Time and Attendance, SUNY and Campus wide messages.

Any questions regarding your ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Computer Account username or password may be directed to the ITS Help Desk at 777-6420.

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Online Time and Attendance

Accessing the Online System

Access to the SUNY Time and Attendance system is accomplished via a secure sign-on

To sign in you need your ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Computer Account user ID and Password.

  1. Select "Binghamton" as your campus
  2. Enter your ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Computer Account User ID in the BU User ID field
  3. Enter your ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Computer Account password in the BU Password field
  4. Click Log in
  5. You will need your unique SUNY ID number provided by Human Resources for a one-time security screen entry.
  6. Follow the instructions in the PowerPoint presentation below.

Can't remember your ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Computer Account password?

Go to:  ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ Account Access Page or contact the ITS Help Desk at 607-777-6420.

Please note the following Browser requirements:

    • For PC's on the Windows operating system:
      • Internet Explorer (IE), use version 7.0+ (or higher)
      • Mozilla Firefox, use version 3.5+ (or higher)
    • Macintosh OS
    • Java script needs to be installed (common issue)
    • Popup Blocker should be turned off
    • Active X should be installed and enabled

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Training Materials

One page guide to submit your monthly record.

Supervisor's one page guide to monthly approvals. 

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Time Record Instructions

  • Accrual Balances:  Balances are carried forward from your previous time record (vacation, sick leave, etc)
  • Accrual Charges:  Charge time in quarter day increments only - .25, .50, .75 and 1.0. Please round to the nearest increment listed.
  • Holidays:  Holidays for any given month are located in the at the lower right-hand portion of your online time record. Please accrue any holidays you may be eligible for (in quarter day increments), and save.
  • Record frequency:  Employees should complete their time record on a monthly basis and submit them electronically to their supervisor.
  • Workflow:  Human Resources will receive your time record after your supervisor has approved your electronic record.

Part-time professionals have a few additional instructions

  • Schedule:  Indicate your work schedule and your percentage of effort (FTE) in the comments box located on the time record (mandatory for holiday accruals).
  • Holiday Leave:  As per the New York State Time and Attendance rules, part-time employees eligible to earn paid Holiday Leave only will do so if they would be regularly scheduled to work on the holiday.  Holidays are accrued based on your regular work schedule.
  • Saturday/Sunday Holidays: Benefits-eligible part-time professionals, eligible to observe holidays: shall be granted a compensatory day off when any holiday indicated herein falls on a Saturday or Sunday: (New Year's Day; Martin Luther King Day, Lincoln's birthday; Washington's birthday; Memorial Day; Independence Day; Labor Day, Columbus Day, Veterans' Day; Election Day, Thanksgiving Day and Christmas Day).
    • If a Sunday holiday is observed on a Monday, you will observe the holiday on Monday if it is a regularly scheduled workday.
    • If Monday is not a regularly scheduled workday, and you are benefits eligible, you will accrue a day of holiday compensatory time.

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Maximum Accrual Balances

 Vacation 

  • By Dec. 31 of each calendar year, vacation balances may not exceed 40 days
  • The maximum number of vacation days a professional employee may be paid for upon separation is 30 days

Sick

  • Maximum allowable sick leave balance at any time is 225 days

Holidays

  • Holidays must be used within one (1) year of accrual, therefore the maximum holiday balance allowable is 13.

The values on this page will be accurate only for the current contract year (July - June). Values for other contract years, future or past, should be requested from HR or found in the UUP agreement.

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Accrual Rates for Management Confidential (Professionals)

 Full Time Accrual Rate

  • Full-time calendar year and college year Management Confidential employees earn vacation and sick leave at the rate of 1.75 days/month.

Part Time Accrual Rate

  • Part-time Management confidential employees earn a pro-rated amount based upon part-time appointment percentage.

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Accrual Rates for UUP Employees (Faculty and Professionals) 

Full Time Accrual Rates

Full-time calendar year and college year employees hired prior to July 1, 1982 earn vacation and sick leave at the rate of 1.75 days/month.
Full-time employees hired after that date earn as follows:

Years of Service/Rate

  • 0,1 years of service earn 1.25 days per month
  • 2 years of service earn 1.33, 1.33, 1.34 pattern per month
  • 3,4,5 years of service earn 1.50 days per month
  • 6 years of service earn 1.66, 1.67, 1.67 pattern per month
  • 7 years of service earn 1.75 days per month

NOTE: In the above chart, Years of Service 0,1 apply to the first 12 months of service. At the beginning of the second year of service (Years of Service 2; 13 through 24 months of service) the accrual rate increases to the 1.33, 1.33, 1.34 pattern.

Part Time Accrual Rates

Employees who serve on a part-time basis and are initially appointed or commence part-time service on or after July 1, 2018

Part-time calendar and college year employees earn vacation and sick leave as follows:

Full-time Equivalent                     Rate

.20 to < .40 FTE                                 .25 day per month
.40 to < .60 FTE                                 .50 day per month
.60 to < .80 FTE                                 1 day per month
.80 to < 1.00 FTE                               1.25 day per month


Employees who serve on a part-time basis and are initially appointed or commence part-time service prior to July 1, 2018

Part-time calendar and college year employees earn vacation and sick leave as follows:

  • up to $15,981 earn .25 day per month
  • $15,982 - 24,114 earn .50 day per month
  • $24,115 - 32,243  earn 1.0 day per month
  • $32,244 or higher earn 1.25 days per month

The values above will be accurate only for the current contract year.  Values for other contract years, future or past, should be requested from HR or refer to the UUP agreement.

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Family Illness or Bereavement

The Policies of the Board of Trustees and the UUP Agreement allow employees to use up to thirty (30) days of sick leave per agreement year for absences necessitated by a death or illness in the employee's immediate family; such days are recorded as "family sick leave" (FS).

Further information regarding leaves may be found in the UUP Agreement, Article 23; the Policies of the Board of Trustees, Article XIII; and the Handbook for Faculty and Professional Staff. Questions about sick leave procedures may be directed to the Office of Human Resources.

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Holiday Accrual Process

REGULAR HOLIDAYS

  • IF YOU DID NOT WORK THE HOLIDAY, NO ACTION IS REQUIRED. As part of the updated process, effective Sept. 1, 2012, you will not deposit or charge the holiday if you are entitled to it and you did not work on the date the holiday is officially observed.

  • IF YOU DID WORK THE HOLIDAY, ACTION IS STILL REQUIRED. You will enter the time you are entitled to in the "Earned Amount" box for each holiday (at the bottom right of the screen).

Click on "SAVE TIME RECORD" button (on the bottom of the screen toward the left). This deposits the holiday(s) into your "bucket" for use within that month or at a future date.

Holidays will always be listed on the bottom right of your screen. Questions may be directed to Kathy Gallagher in Human Resources.

FLOATING HOLIDAYS

May be Presidentially-designated to be charged on a different day.

Election Day (November) and Lincoln's Birthday (February)

The two Presidentially-designated floaters we enjoy each year require a slightly different approach than a standard holiday, as floaters are already loaded (added to the employee's accrual balance) and because floaters may actually occur on a day other than the day observed.

ELECTION DAY (NOVEMBER)

Full-time employees should leave the "1" in the Holiday Time Worked box (bottom right of the screen).

Next, employees should proceed following one of the two scenarios below:

  • IF FLOATING HOLIDAY IS NOT WORKED ON THE DESIGNATED "OBSERVED DATE" - FT employees will also charge appropriate accruals (unlike the process for standard holidays). This step subtracts the day from the accrual balance.
  • OR, IF FLOATING HOLIDAY IS WORKED ON THE "OBSERVED DATE" - FT employees won't take any action, as the day has already been "loaded" into the employee's accrual balance for use at a future date (as a floating holiday). 

LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY (FEBRUARY)

Full-time employees who DID NOT WORK on Lincoln's Birthday will also charge appropriate accruals (unlike the process for standard holidays). This step subtracts the day from the accrual balance.

Full-time employees who DID WORK on Lincoln's Birthday should retain, unchanged, the "1" credit already reflected in the Earned Amount in the Holiday Time Worked box.   No charge should be made to the record.

LASTLY, SAVE YOUR ENTRIES. After making entries, be sure to hit "Save" in the bottom left of the pop-up box in which you make your charge, AND also "Save Time Record," bottom left of the main screen - this step actually processes your your entries in the system.

NOTE: Regarding Floating Holidays that have a separate, designated OBSERVED DATE - if the Actual holiday date is not worked, employee must charge leave credits following the usual process.

PART-TIME EMPLOYEES

Part-time Employees who are regularly scheduled to work on the ACTUAL floating date, will also accrue it per their individual rate.

To document the OBSERVED DATE of a floating holiday: (OBSERVED DATE for Floating Holidays is noted within the Holiday Time Worked box at the bottom right of the screen.)

  • If regularly scheduled to report on the OBSERVED DATE for the floating holiday and not worked an employee should also enter a charge for it.
  • If not normally scheduled to work on the OBSERVED DATE for the floating holiday, no action is necessary, as the holiday has already been accrued, making it available for use as a floating holiday in the future.

LASTLY, SAVE YOUR ENTRIES. After making entries, be sure to hit "Save" in the bottom left of the pop-up box in which you make your charge, AND also "Save Time Record," bottom left of the main screen - this step actually processes your entries in the system.

Parent Leave General Guidelines (Faculty)

ºÚÁÏÊÓƵ's goal is to recruit the best faculty, help them flourish, and retain them as part of our academic community. To help achieve that goal, we strive to create a family-friendly environment consistent with the recent changes to Appendix 42 of the UUP agreement below regarding family leave.

Faculty in titles eligible for continuing appointment, also known as tenure track faculty, face special challenges in pursuing their teaching and intellectual work. To assure that they are able to balance their professional responsibilities with the demands placed on them by changes in their family life, we have created the following general guidelines.


1. Faculty members may use sick leave and FMLA, per state policy, for pregnancy and after childbirth (https://binghamton.edu/human-resources/leaves/leaves-childcare-general-parameters.html).


2. To assure that students receive uninterrupted instruction, departments' curricula are delivered effectively, and faculty are able to pursue their academic work and maximize their contributions to the University, deans may, with the approval of the provost, adjust faculty members' contributions to mission following childbirth or adoption. Faculty may request that their work responsibilities be adjusted during the semester of a birth or adoption or during the semester following birth or adoption. A decision regarding the semester in which the adjustment will take place will be made in discussion between the faculty member and the dean, in consultation with the department chair in departmentalized units, and will take into account the needs of the faculty member, the department, and the college or school. During this period, the faculty member may have their professional obligation allocated exclusively to
research and service. During this period, faculty members will continue to advise students.


3. Upon the faculty member's request, the continuing appointment clock will be stopped for up to one year for continuing appointment track faculty members following the birth or adoption of a child with the following stipulations:

•In order to allow sufficient time for administration consideration, it is recommended that at least three months prior to the birth or adoption of a child faculty members should request that the continuing appointment clock be stopped.


•Faculty are eligible for a tenure clock stop without a change in title, obligation or leave status. The form requesting this should be directed to HR.


• Deans must receive the endorsement of the Provost and communicate the change of status to the Office of Human Resources with a copy to the Provost's Office so that the faculty member's continuing appointment eligibility date will be properly computed.


• Requests to stop the continuing appointment clock during the year in which the faculty member's continuing appointment process begins require exceptional justification.


• These are general guidelines and final approval of all requests will be at the discretion of management.

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