Truist sick paid time off can be used by teammates to stay home or visit a physician and ensure their health needs are being met. View the Truist Time Off Guide (PDF)

Eligibility

Truist has two sick pay plans. Eligibility for a sick pay plan is based off a teammate’s number of weekly scheduled hours in Workday, and teammate type.

  1. Sick pay plan for regular teammates with scheduled weekly hours in Workday of at least 20 hours per week. A regular employee is not a temporary or contract employee.
  2. Sick pay accrual plan for regular teammates with scheduled weekly hours in Workday of 19 hours or less per week and temporary teammates on Truist payroll.

Sick pay plan

At the beginning of each calendar year, full-time teammates are eligible for up to 80 hours of sick pay that may be used at any time during the calendar year for personal sickness or sickness in the family. 

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Any teammate with scheduled weekly hours in Workday of at least 20 hours per week but less than 40 hours per week is eligible for a pro rata sick pay benefit based on their weekly scheduled hours in Workday. 

If a teammate exhausts all of their available sick pay hours and must be away from work due to personal illness, the teammate’s absence may be paid by using vacation. After the teammate has exhausted all available paid time off, the teammate may take the time unpaid.

Sick pay accrual plan

Teammates can accrue sick pay based on hours worked. 

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Teammates will accrue one hour for every 30 hours entered as worked and approved in Workday. Teammates can accrue up to 80 hours of sick pay in a year and use up to 80 hours of sick pay hours in a year. Sick pay hours must be accrued before a teammate can use them. Up to 80 hours of accrued sick pay may roll forward to the next calendar year.

If a teammate exhausts all of available sick pay hours and must be away from work due to personal illness, the time is unpaid.

Guidance

Advice and interpretation of this program is available by contacting Human Resources online; select Leave of Absence/FMLA.