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Paid Leave Bank (PLB) <br />A Paid Leave Bank (PLB) is established to provide for paid time away from scheduled work for vacation <br />time, sick days, holiday observances, personal business, and for the first forty hours (40) hours of <br />scheduled working hours of FMLA. Excluded from the requirements of using the PLB are time away from <br />work due to the use of Civil Leave, Military Leave, Bereavement Leave, Voting Time and Injury Leave. <br />Separate policies cover absences for those reasons. New employees are allowed to use 40 hours prior to <br />accrual within the first six (6) months of employment from date of hire. <br />Paid Leave Bank Accrual: <br />Years of <br />Service <br />TIER 1 <br />TIER 2 <br />AerPay Pa <br />pPeriod <br />Annual <br />Accrual <br />Maximum <br />Accrual <br />A <br />er Pa I <br />Period <br />Annual <br />Accrual <br />Maximum <br />Accrual <br />0 - 3 yrs. <br />8.31 <br />216.06 <br />324.09 <br />7.27 <br />189.02 <br />283.53 <br />3 - 5 yrs. <br />8.93 <br />232.18 <br />348.27 <br />7.81 <br />203.06 <br />304.59 <br />5 - 10 yrs. <br />9.85 <br />256.10 <br />384.15 <br />8.62 <br />224.12 <br />336.18 <br />10 - 15 yrs. <br />10.46 <br />271.96 <br />407.94 <br />9.15 <br />237.90 <br />356.85 <br />15 + yrs. <br />11.39 <br />296.14 <br />444.21 <br />9.97 <br />259.22 <br />388.83 <br />Compensatory Time <br />• Non-exempt: Employees who are non-exempt as defined by the provisions of the FLSA may elect to <br />accrue compensatory time, in lieu of paid overtime, at a rate of one and one-half (1.5) hours for each <br />hour worked over 40 hours in a one-week period, subject to the approval of the immediate supervisor <br />and the Department Director. <br />• Exempt: Exempt employees may earn compensatory time on an hour for hour basis. <br />Retirement Plans: International City Management Association's -Retirement Corporation (ICMA-RC) <br />• 401(a): Mandatory plan administered by ICMA-RC. The Section 401(a) Money Purchase Plan requires <br />that you contribute 5.0% of your salary toward your retirement each pay period. The City of Louisville <br />contributes 5.5% of your salary. Under current law, your contributions are free of federal and state taxes. <br />• Section 457 Deferred Compensation Plan: Voluntary plan administered by ICMA-RC. It is tax- <br />sheltered, supplemental retirement/pension plan that allows employees to defer up to the annual <br />maximum as defined by the IRS (IRS sets maximum annually) per year or a maximum of 100% of their <br />pre -deferral taxable income, or whichever is less. <br />• Roth IRA Plan: Voluntary plan administered by ICMA-RC. It is a savings vehicle with tax advantages to <br />complement your other employer retirement plan(s). The IRA has lower contribution limits, flexible <br />withdrawal rules and the earnings may be tax free if you've held the IRA for more than 5 years and are <br />over age 59 1/2. <br />To participate in the City of Louisville Retirement Plans, you must be at least eighteen years old and be a <br />benefited part-time or full-time employee. You may obtain information and enrollment forms from the <br />Human Resources staff. <br />Supplemental Legal Services: LegalShield <br />LegalShield offers valuable legal services for you and your family with access to a wide variety of legal <br />services through a top quality law firm. Membership in this plan also includes unlimited document review, a <br />will and an annual will update. Membership is $15.95/month paid through the convenience of payroll <br />deduction. You may obtain information and enrollment forms from the Human Resources staff. <br />Supplemental Life & Accident Insurance: Colonial Life <br />Colonial Life offers insurance coverages to supplement your City of Louisville provided coverage to help fill <br />the gaps and provide financial security for you and your family. Coverages offered include: Group Accident <br />Insurance, Group Critical Illness Insurance, and Whole Life Insurance with Long Term Care Riders. <br />11 <br />