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Separation - Voluntary Job Abandonment
   UCSC Local Procedures
(A.20c) Rev. 6/18/2008 
Topic
Index
 Detailed Procedure by Role:
HR Service Team
 
Procedure Overview 3. PPS Activities  
1. Notification 4. Last Day Activities
2. Process Paperwork  
 
HR Service Team Representative (HRSTR) Procedure

Procedure Overview

Job Abandonment is considered to be a Voluntary Separation from the University.

Voluntary Separation occurs when an employee of the University decides to end all campus affiliated jobs.

When an employee fails to report to work for five consecutive workdays, the employee is considered to have resigned.

This procedure ensures that an employee is separated from the University, paid according to AB2410 law, and notified of retirement and COBRA information.

It is critical that separations are processed in a timely manner. The Payroll Office has requested that separations (SEPR OEU) be processed before closure of the next OEU cycle (MO or MA as appropriate to employee) to avoid problems with retirement savings program distributions, overpayments, benefits, and other deductions.

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