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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 18A — State personnel

18A.194 Living Organ Donor Leave Program.

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(1)As used in this section:
(a)"Human organ" means any part of a human intestine, kidney, liver, lung, or
pancreas;
(b)"Living donor" means a full-time employee of the executive, judicial, or
legislative branch of the Commonwealth of Kentucky who is absent from
work due to medical reasons associated with donating a human organ or bone
marrow; and
(c)1. "Living organ donor leave" means a paid leave of absence provided to a
living donor for time off work from the donation of a human organ or
bone marrow and the recovery time associated with the donation; and
2. "Living organ donor leave" does not include any other form of paid
leave that has been granted by the living donor's employer.
(2)The Commonwealth of Kentucky Living Organ Donor Leave Program is created. A
living donor may request to receive living organ donor leave for donating a human
organ or bone marrow.
(3)Before being approved to receive any amount of living organ donor leave, the living
donor shall submit verification of the human organ or bone marrow donation
procedure to his or her employer.
(4)Once approved, a living donor shall be granted living organ donor leave in an
amount of:
(a)Two hundred forty
(240)hours for each human organ donation; and
(b)Forty
(40)hours for each bone marrow donation.
(5)A living donor may be approved to receive living organ donor leave each time the
living donor donates a human organ or bone marrow.
(6)A living donor shall not be required to use compensatory time, sick leave, or annual
leave before being eligible to receive living organ donor leave.
(7)While a living donor is on living organ donor leave, he or she shall be deemed a
state employee and shall receive the same treatment with respect to salary, wages,
and employee benefits.
(8)For purposes of determining seniority, pay or pay advancement, performance
awards, and the receipt of any benefit that may be affected by a leave of absence,
the service of the living donor shall be considered uninterrupted by the leave of
absence.
(9)The secretary of the Personnel Cabinet shall promulgate administrative regulations
in accordance with KRS Chapter 13A to implement the provisions of this section.
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