Can I get disability for sarcoidosis?

Can my employer pay on top of what I get for short-term disability?

  • Last week I had an emergency appendectomy and missed 4 days of work. I am covered by short-term disability, but do not want to take a pay cut. The short-term disability would pay 60% of my pay, but is capped at an amount below 50% of my weekly pay. My goal is to not take a pay cut, and the one sure way of doing this is to use 4 of my vacation days (I only get 10) for the missed days. However, if I file for short-term disability, can my company make up the difference in pay by using 1-2 of my vacation days? The HR manager is waiting a call back from our insurance agent regarding this, but I thought I might get a quicker answer here. The surgeon wrote me an excuse note through Wednesday, but said I could return earlier. I am currently back at work, I am not feeling so hot, but don't want to go home if it means using a partial vacation day. There's a way to claim the short-term disability if I come back part time, which I was planning on doing, but I want to make sure that me working a full day today won't jeopordize me from claiming short-term disability for Tues-Fri of last week.

  • Answer:

    usually short-term disability doesn't even start until you are out like 7-14 days - in most companies, you would use paid sick days, personal days and vacation days if dis pay is paying you 50% for 4 days, you should only have to use 2 full vacation days to make up 4 half days

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