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10 Apr 2017: Institutions will be expected to recognise the efforts made by staff to continue to fulfil their duties whilst adapting to new ways of working during lockdown and should consider extending probation

27 Mar 2017: This policy applies to all employees of the University of Cambridge. However, specific eligibility criteria may apply in relation to particular types of special leave as set out under the relevant policy section. There may be occasions when Heads of

29 Mar 2017: Status This guidance supports staff and Institutions in implementing the Sickness Absence Policy and provides information on good practice. It should be read in conjunction with the policy document. This guidance is not University policy and does

30 Jun 2017: 8. Additional Sources of Information For further information about this policy, please contact the Head of Pensions, Mrs Sue Curryer, Sue.Curryer@admin.cam.ac.uk Further information is available at the links below: USS pension tax information HMRC:

28 Mar 2017: are designed as supportive processes that should facilitate the effective settling-in of the new member of staff. ... The way both new and existing staff are supported is key to reducing or moderating work-related stress.

29 Mar 2017: Reviewing Long-Term Sickness Absence There are two stages to managing an employee's long-term sickness absence. The first is to manage the employee's absence from work and the second to manage their return to work. The management of an employee's

29 Mar 2017: Adjournment. If new facts have emerged or there is any dispute over facts that have not been properly investigated, it may be necessary to adjourn the meeting in order to investigate ... Any new evidence should be shared with both parties prior to

15 Mar 2017: The mission of the University of Cambridge is to contribute to society through the pursuit of education, learning, and research at the highest international levels of excellence. In support of this aim, the University is committed to ensuring that

30 Jun 2017: 3. Statement of Policy 3.1 Employees adversely affected by pension tax allowances may choose to opt out of future pension provision and apply for a cash supplement of up to 12%, subject to certain eligibility criteria. 4. Eligibility 4.1 To be

29 Mar 2017: 6. Disabilities 6.1. The University acknowledges that sickness absence may result from a disability. Disability is defined under the Equality Act (2010) as a physical or mental impairment that has a 'substantial' and 'long-term' negative effect on