I have submitted my Notice of Resignation. Can I still take time off?

Once you have submitted your resignation, you can take vacation time, comp time, and your floating holiday. You may not take your personal day. 

The following information is outlined in the employee handbook: Employees who resign must physically work their last day on the job. If the employee uses accrued leave for his or her entire shift on the last day, then the last day of work will be recorded as the last day the employee physically worked during the notice period. (1-40-040 Resignation)


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1. How do I find out what benefits I have elected? Who I have covered on my benefits? How much my contributions are?
2. How do I utilize the Employee Assistance Program for free counseling services?
3. How do I change / cancel my 457 Plan (Deferred Comp, VOYA, or ICMA-RC) contributions?
4. I have a Health Savings Account. Can I change my contributions?
5. I have a Flexible Spending Account. Can I change my contributions?
6. I have submitted my Notice of Resignation. Can I still take time off?
7. On my last paycheck, will I be paid for accrued sick leave, vacation time, etc.?
8. I am looking at retiring soon. What do I need to do?
9. I would like to utilize a temporary agency to hire a temporary employee. Do I need to go through HR?
10. Can I get a copy of something in my 201 File?
11. How do I get a copy of my check stub?
12. Can I carry over excess vacation time if I am over the maximum?
13. Can I accrue over 40 hours of compensation time?